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With Emna Louzyr
A conversation about the artistic approach and the heritage of southern Tunisia.
News & Itineraries
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January 2026 · Film
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Le Regard de Gassin
A cinematic immersion in Pierre Gassin’s world by Emna Jalleli (ISAMS).
Watch the film →
October – December 2025
Berbérités in Djerba
An exploration of Amazigh memory at the Alliance Française during the KOTOUF festival.
Read more →September 2025
Ghar El Melh Encounters
A look back at the Fort Lazaret masterclass on visual memory.
Discover the masterclass →2025 itineraries: a year in review
In 2025, the work travelled between sea and desert through exhibitions and encounters focused on heritage and Tunisia’s light.
01
Janvier
Le rocher Amazigh
Tunis
02
Avril/Mai
Berbérités
El Ramla, Kerkennah
03
Mai/Sept.
Berbérités, suite
Maison des jeunes, Ramla
04
Mai
Un air de Tunisie
Borj Kallel, Sfax
05
Septembre
10èmes Rencontres Photo
Ghar el Melh
06
Septembre
Icones
Grand Hôtel, Sfax
07
Septembre
Cercinae – extraits
Royal Tulip Korbous
08
Octobre
Le monde peint
Hôtel Ennakhla
09
Octobre
Berbérités
The Z Hôtel, Sfax
10
Oct./Déc.
Berbérités Djerba
Alliance Française
11
Novembre
Childhood
Galerie Hors Cadre, Sfax
12
Déc./Janv.
Cercinae + Berbérités
Centre IFT, El Ataya
News & itineraries
GALERIE GASSIN is moving…
GALERIE GASSIN is moving, but it is staying in Kerkennah. This time the new address is being acquired, so it will be permanent. Refurbishment is under way: the gallery is due to be ready for spring, with an additional room devoted to a private collection of ambrotypes and ferrotypes. In the meantime, visit this beta version of the site and share your feedback.
Le Regard de Gassin
A cinematic immersion in Pierre Gassin’s world by Emna Jalleli (ISAMS).
Berbérités in Djerba
An exploration of Amazigh memory at the Alliance Française during the KOTOUF Festival.
With Emna Louzyr
A conversation focused on the artistic approach and the heritage of southern Tunisia.
Ghar El Melh Encounters
A look back at the Masterclass held at Fort Lazaret on visual memory.
2025 itineraries: the year in review
“The year 2025 unfolded as a journey between sea and desert: a cycle of encounters and exhibitions observing the traces of our heritage and celebrating the light of Tunisia’s lands.”