INTERFERENCE Tunis 2018
12 Septiembre 2018
Revista C&
1 min de lectura
The second edition of the international light art project took place in the UNESCO-certified Medina of Tunis from 6-9 September. Featuring 42 artworks, most of which being site- or context-specific, the event drew a mixed crowd from across the globe as well as the very engaged and young local scene. See below the first visual impressions from the festival.
Interference 2018. Ahla Bik. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Andy Behrle. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Anna Rosa Rupp. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Claire Fontaine. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Claire Fontaine. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Elen Vertikova. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Hartung und Trenz. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Hartung und Trenz. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Ingo Wendt. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Liftinger and Sandoval. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Marek Radke. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Marek Radke. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Max Sudhues. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Mossin Harraki. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Mouna Jemal Siala. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Robert Sochacki. Photo: Jennifer Braun
Interference 2018. Scherrer and Bassett. Photo :Jennifer Braun
Vista de la exposición
‘In Minor Keys’ Schools at the 61st Venice Biennale
Investec Cape Town Art Fair 2026
The 36th São Paulo Biennial
Vista de la exposición
Jazsalyn’s A(spora): On the Gullah Geechee Corridor
Bernice Mulenga’s LMK WHEN U REACH
