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Author: Ons Kammoun

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MATTER OF TIME Project SiO2 (more…)

ENNEJMA EZZAHRA

OPENING HOURS

20 to 22 May 2021
9.00 am to 9.00 pm

ENTRANCE FEES

Adults: 5,000 TND
Students with ID: 2,500 TND

GROUP VISITS / SCHOOL VISITS

Please contact Salma Kossemtini, Amin Gharbi, Louise Baranger.

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8, rue du 2 mars 1934
Sidi Bou Saïd

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GOETHE-INSTITUTE Tunisia
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Matter of Time Art Project

Matter of Time Art Project3 months ago

NEW DATE for MATTER OF TIME by TASAWAR Collective: 20 to 22 May 2021! Stay tuned!

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Matter of Time Art Project10 months ago

POSTPONED DUE TO GLOBAL HEALTH EMERGENCY _ MATTER OF TIME International Art Exhibition Project is looking for a new date of display. Stay tuned!

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Matter of Time Art Project updated their cover photo.10 months ago

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Matter of Time Art Project11 months ago

Tasawar Curatorial Studios collective are at ENAU 2017-2020 today until 13h to help you sign up as a volunteer for Matter of Time Art Project, an international contemporary art project taking place between 9-11.04 in Ennejma Ezzahra! Tasawar is a project founded by Goethe-Institut Tunis.

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Matter of Time Art Project11 months ago

Caitlind Dover asked Guggenheim Conservator Joanna Phillips: What Is “Time-Based Media”?
https://www.guggenheim.org/blogs/checklist/what-is-time-based-media-a-q-and-a-with-guggenheim-conservator-joanna-phillips

What Is “Time-Based Media”?: A Q&A with Guggenheim Conservator Joanna Phillips

In the first installment of our two-part interview with Joanna Phillips, the Guggenheim’s Conservator of Time-Based Media, she discusses the roots of her fascinating, technologically attuned field.

guggenheim.org

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