Exhibition places Tunisian photography at the heart of Italy’s arts scene
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- The exhibition “Sicily and Tunisia: Shared Memory” will open at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 5, in Gibellina, Sicily.
- The event will take place at the Santa Caterina space in a museum in the old town.
- Gibellina has been designated Italy’s capital of contemporary arts for 2026.
Tunisian photography takes center stage in an exhibition opening Saturday, Sept. 5, in Gibellina, Sicily, which has been proclaimed Italy’s capital of contemporary arts for 2026.
The exhibition, titled “Sicily and Tunisia: Shared Memory,” will be inaugurated at 5:30 p.m. at the Santa Caterina space, a museum in the heart of the old town.
The event is presented as a meeting point between the photographic worlds of Sicily and Tunisia. It will continue beyond the opening, although the supplied announcement does not give an end date.
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