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pavilion exhibitions
Two exhibition pavilions are deployed alongside the quay, space permitting. One is dedicated to the evocative power of the Mediterranean Sea and the imaginary worlds it conjures up. The second addresses the themes of migration and exile through photography and the moving image.
Conceived by Wilmotte & Associés Architectes, in consortium with GL events for space planning and the Arcora design office, the project is sustainable, aesthetic and original, innovative and modular, with spaces adapted to the discovery of all types of art.This ephemeral, itinerant architecture is designed as a bridge between the host city and the boat.
The exhibition spaces, designed as an extension of the quayside boat, are made up of containers that serve both as a showcase for the exhibits, and as containers for transporting the village throughout its Mediterranean itinerary (by land and sea).
Salaheddine Elbouaaichi
Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige, Remember the light, 2016 © the artists, In Situ - Fabienne Leclerc (Greater Paris) and The Third Line (Dubai)
CENTRAL Pavilion
under the azure
Under the azure is an exhibition based on the Mediterranean, the imagination it conjures up, the fear it inspires, and the ancient and contemporary myths associated with it. The exhibition brings together some twenty international artists, both historical and contemporary, who share the common trait of having found in the Mediterranean an immense territory of inspiration.
Photo Pavilion
Undertow
The Photo Pavilion exhibition focuses on photography and moving images in the Arab world. The exhibition offers an exploration of the Mediterranean in the context of migration and exile, highlighting the work of emerging photographers from the region.
Catherine Cattaruzza, I Can't Recall the Edges, 2016 - 2019