Malta – Tunis – Marseille
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Malta – Tunis – Marseille
Katel Delia’s Malta-Tunis-Marseille exhibition is based on a true story. It explores a Maltese family’s complex journey of migration that started one century ago, in its search for a better life.
It is about looking for a space to inhabit that feels like home, and being pushed out again because of external issues. As it echoes the life-story of many migrants, the exhibition asks: Where can you find a shelter when your native country does not accept your return?
Malta-Tunis-Marseille cuts across the Mediterranean Sea and its restless roads of migration. It is an immersive exhibition, and is made of photographs, videos, sound installations and archival documents from the archives. Raphael Vella is its curator.
Artist
Katel Delia
Curator
Prof. Raphael Vella
A number of tours with artist Katel Delia will be organised where visitors can tour the exhibition to learn more about her thought process behind this exhibition. Anyone interested will need to book by filling in the form in your preferred date:
Friday 24th September at 4:45pm (this tour will be in French)
Saturday, 25th September at 8pm
Friday, 8th October at 7 pm
Saturday 23rd October at 5:30pm
This project is supported by Arts Council Malta
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Migratory and Identitary Narratives│Malta – Tunis – Marseilles Wednesday 29th September 2021, 7pm | Studio B Dr Karsten Xuereb speaks with Mohamed Ali Agrebi, Prof Vicki Ann Cremona and Darrin Zammit Lupi about their sensorial and reflective impressions stemming from their encounter with the migratory and identitary narratives crafted by artist Katel Delia and curator Prof Raphael Vella in recreating the travels, memories and imaginings of four generations crossing the Mediterranean across Tunisian, Maltese and French territory.
