Sicily-Tunisia: Photography exhibition celebrates a shared Mediterranean memory
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- A bilingual group photography exhibition examining ties between western Sicily and southern Tunisia opened at the Santa Caterina Museum.
- “Lands of Sicily and Tunisia: Shared Memory” focuses on the regions’ shared historical, anthropological and rural connections.
A new photography exhibition is bringing the shared memory of western Sicily and southern Tunisia into focus.
“Lands of Sicily and Tunisia: Shared Memory” opened Saturday at the Santa Caterina Museum, located in the heart of the Cretto di Burri in Gibellina Vecchia, in Sicily’s province of Trapani.
The bilingual group exhibition explores the historical, anthropological and rural links that connect the two Mediterranean regions.
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