An Abrouc in the Archive: Fatma Charfi’s Golfe in Brief Historiographic Perspective
Episode 244 An Abrouc in the Archive: Fatma Charfi’s Golfe in Brief Historiographic Perspective On the occasion of the exposition Fatma Charfi: Human Being–Being Human, presented at the A.Gorgi and Blue Wind Project through October 25, 2026, a public program was dedicated to the work and trajectory of the artist Fatma Charfi (1955-2018), organized in partnership with the Centre d’Études Maghrébines à Tunis (CEMAT) as part of its program dedicated to the arts and history of art in the Maghreb. The event began with a guided tour of the exposition, followed by presentations and a conversation dedicated to Fatma Charfi’s artistic practice and the place of her work in the history of contemporary art in Tunisia and beyond. This podcast is part of the two-part event program, in which art historian Jessica Gerschultz discusses Fatma Charfi’s work Golfe presented at the 1991 Lausanne Biennale and Charfi’s engagement with textile art and spatial environments through...
