The visit includes the permanent exhibition "The World of the Philistines" and the exhibition "The Seam Line — Anthropology of Fashion." The project analyzes clothing as a tool for identity formation and non-verbal communication in multicultural Ashdod. The project is curated by specialists and participants from the worlds of design, art, and research. The exhibition opens within the walls of the Museum of Philistine Culture.
Visit the permanent exhibition "The World of the Philistines" and the exhibition "Seam Line: Anthropology of Fashion"
An exhibition examining the everyday question "What to wear?", which contains within it decisions about appearance, belonging, and non-verbal communication. Ashdod, as a multi-vocal city, is a distinct space for these contexts. Its multiple communities carry with them distinctive dress codes that are absorbed and meet in public space. "Seam Line" is integrated into a broader dialogue led by the Museum of Philistine Culture with material culture. Fashion researchers and visual cultures, designers, costume designers, street photographers, and multidisciplinary artists were invited to the curatorial work, illuminating different aspects of dress culture: the dressed, thoughts about clothing, and clothing anthropology.
Curator: Noga Elias-Zalmanovitch
Associate Curator: Raot Kramer-Sagal
Participants: Shaked Arkin, Poah Shlomo Turan, Tamar Karavan, Itay Shiftan, Omri Goren, Bella Havzkin, Tomer Stolbov, Gilad Bar-Shalom, Shay Lee Nissim, Sharit Shrera, David (Duki) Cohen, Liraz Cohen Mordechai, Aharon Ganish
Partnerships: Adama Aguen and the Rose and Shankar Fashion and Textile Archive
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