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Erotic exposition at El teatro - Tunis 2008-03-07 06:36:00 A bright new style exposition have started in El Teatro : "Sex Y city" featuring Lamine SASSI, Chedly BELKHAMSA, Férid BEN MASSAOUD, Ahmed ZELFANI, Kais BOUSSEN, Mahmoud CHALBI, Mohamed BEN SLAMA, Omar BEY, Halim KARABIBANE, Mourad HARBAOUI, de : ROUMA, Najet GHRISSI, Basma HADDAWI, Héla AMMAR, Rachida AMARA, Soufia BARAKET, Amal Ben ATTIA, YMEN, Rabiaa SKIK.. a gathering of mutli-culture and mixed generations artists showing their vision about sexuality through out plastic arts and photos, the show will last till the next March 14.Via [Heliodore]
New York Heritage photo exposition in Tunis 2008-03-06 04:11:00 MM. Mohamed El Aziz Ben Achour, Minister of Culture and the Preservation of Monuments, and Robert F. Godec, Ambassador of the United States of America in Tunisia, inaugurated yesterday evening at the National Library of Tunisia, a photo exhibition entitled''The architectural heritage of New York
'', in the presence of men of culture and diplomats accredited to Tunis.This exhibition is organized by the Ministry of Culture and the Preservation of Monuments and the National Cultural Committee, in collaboration with the Embassy of the United States of America.It is an exhibition, which includes about 80 black and white photos, framed and accompanied by captions that provide lighting cultural, historical and architectural on public and private buildings in New York City, restored during the 20th Read more:Heritage
Tunisian beautiful peaple on Flickr 2008-03-04 07:42:00 When Flickr
first started there was only a couple of groups dedicated to show up photos of Tunisia: Tunisia, Tunisie and my group "Tunisian Photographers Group" and a fist of Tunisian photobloggers, now there are a hundreds of them powered with many Gigabytes memory cards and a hunger for uploading. The people out there are four categories:- The family album champions: this is my mama, my daddy and the dog of the neighborhoods who vanishes after getting rid after sending emails to everybody showing how smart they are by having a free service.- The Tourists: Tunisian or foreigners, their vision of the surroundings stuff is worth sharing it on the internet, they have some kind of pioneer feeling that leads to make them feel good.- The amateur photographer: those people have gone beyond being
Tunisia through the eyes of Ernest Gustave Gobert 2008-02-28 06:41:00 It is November 29, 1879 at Charly-sur-Marne (Aisne), was born Ernest
Gustave Gobert.In 1906, he obtained a PhD in Medicine and off for Tunisia
. He exercises first in the south of Tunisia before being appointed in 1920, the director of hygiene and public health in Tunisia. Meanwhile, he developed a passion for prehistory and ethnography that give rise to many publications, books and scientific articles and literary works.Back in France in 1958, he moved to Aix-en-Provence and bequeaths to the Natural History Museum of Aix-en-Provence a collection of artifacts from prehistoric times and a large collection of photography.In the last two centuries, Tunisian visual archives were done by french and some Germans, at that time when Tunisia was under the French occupation, photography was about sho
featured photographer: Karim Ben Khelifa 2008-02-25 07:04:00 Karim Ben Khelifa, born in 1972, is a self-taught photojournalist with dual Belgian/Tunisian nationality, based inbetween Paris and Sanaa in Yemen.His work has been widely published in newspapers and magazines like Newsweek, Time Magazine, Stern, Le Monde 2, The New York Times Magazine and various Geo editions.His photographs has been exhibited in solo shown in various countries, including photojournalism's major annual showcase, Visa pour l'Image in Perpignan, France in 2004.He was among the photographers selected for the World Press Foundation Masterclass in 2000.Twice nominated for the War Correspondent award in Bayeux, he has traveled in more than 80 countries and has covered armed conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, Ex-Yugoslavia and Palestine.His body of work focuses extensively on the A
Tunisian Safari: The land of the Photography 2008-02-22 09:43:00 The first time I visited Tunisia was in the 1960s not long after the country had gained its independence from France and President Bourguiba was in power. The country was just beginning to dip its toe into the rapidly expanding river of tourism....Close by is the real Tunisia, the medina at Sousse, the troglodyte dwellings at Matmata, the desert market at Douz, the Chott and the mountain oases. The photography is exciting and challenging and for a Muslim country--the least restricted that I have experienced.Sousse, Tunisia's third largest city, is an unusual combination of beach resort, industrial port and Islamic city. Each part of the city is separate, so you pass from one world to another quickly and totally. The old medina is a maze of winding streets and endless photographic opportuni Read more:Safari
GoGozo adventure photo tours 2008-02-21 07:36:00 GoGozo and its trip leaders put a distinct emphasis on fun, adventure and awareness building. With such exciting activities as riding camels in Tunisia, visiting the Star Wars filming site, or the nightly Balzan street festivals, there is much to experience.Photographic instruction, including darkroom developing and computer manipulation, is an ongoing backdrop to our adventures. Students are encouraged to carry their cameras at all times and to experiment with new cameras including rudimentary pinholes, and single-use cameras.Although Tunisians are claimed to be the experts of the Tourism business baking up their strategy through the sunny beaches, the sandy Sahara and a lot of fun, nobody made a statement how funny should be the education thus thus company offers a excellent trip all ove
The early days of Photography Copyright 2008-02-20 04:38:00 Copyright created and registered in England, is secured ipso facto in the other countries subscribing to Berne convention of International Copyright. These countries are as follow: Algiers, Belgium, Denmark and the Faeroe Islands, France and its colonies, Hayti,Italy,Japan,Liberia, Luxembourg, Monaco, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, Tunis, under this convention the photographer must comply with the formalities of his country (The country of origin), and he obtains in the other countries the degree protection of production which granted to natives in these countries. The degree of protection varies ...From [Cassell's Cyclopedia of Photography By Bernard Edward Jones]Thus as you can see the first threads about Photography copyright came from UK and so did the other Europe country, while in Tunis
Featured Photograher : Slim El gombri 2008-02-19 06:26:00 Who is Slim Gomri?...Born August 7, 1969, in Tunis, Gomri obtained a diploma in life and earth sciences and worked as a high school teacher in Tunis. Involved in various projects from the beginning of his JCI career, Gomri became JCI Rades President in 1996...Why is Gomri Involved in photography?“My father was an amateur photographer,” says the past JCI Vice President. “As a child, I used to ‘play’ with his black and white pictures. Since then, I loved this ‘magical machine’ and started using it later. I also welcomed and adapted to the arrival of digital photography.”Gomri considers photography a passion. “It’s a way to express thoughts, ideas, and opinions,” he says. “It’s a wonderful tool that lets you share unique and unforgettable moments, places and situatio Read more:Featured
Chazal and the Royal photography in Tunis 2008-02-19 03:35:00 The recent war between France and Tunis which upset government of the latter and made the Tunisian a sort of department of France has not benefited M. Chazal for he was an intimate acquaintance of the Bey fifteen months indeed M. Chazal was an inmate of the at Tunis for the Bey's brother is an accomplished thanks to our host tuition Very soon the came to appreciate the value of photography
and like wise man he cast about for a thorough master who could the art root and branch His brother however the more apt pupil although the Bey himself was imbued with the importance of photography that he upon establishing a private studio for himself C. Chazal was sent for and given carte blanche both in respect construction and expenditure and the consequence was in a few months the Bey's palace at Tu Read more:Royal
Photography and sensitive sites in Tunisia 2008-02-19 03:06:00 Do not photograph such things as foreign embassies, government offices, military installations, army manoeuvres, troop movements, etc however good a picture they may make. The police have instructions to question photographers who seem interested in "sensitive" sites. You risk being detained temporarily and you will probably lose your photographs.This information is part of the Tunisia
British council recommendations and it's not almost true that the camera is making the forces nervous always nervous but it happens that they also got others instructions to leave the tourists roam free, and by the way those instructions are universal try step ahead and takes a picture of the Scotland Yard, in very little country sensitive sites are the same more or less tolerated.There is one thing that I c
Featured Photograher : Adel Bouallagui 2008-02-18 06:33:00 Adel Bouallagui was born and raised in Tunisia, he started his career as a journalist reporter for local and foreign newspapers then he joined the Tunisian TV where he participated in the production of three-hour talk show. He earned a master's degree in Media & Arts specializing in Digital Photography and Video Production. His interest in digital photography was fostered by his digital photography workshops in Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York. from this point on, Adel has taken photographs all over the state of New York. Adel 's strong media and mass communications theories understanding and capabilities have allowed him to get into the middle of the crowd and capture various photographs in different themes. Adel has a tendency towards working on themed photographs over the pa Read more:Featured
Maison africaine de Photographie 2008-02-18 02:37:00 "Maison africaine du photographie" aka MAP(African house of Photography) is a public institution with scientific, technological and artistic profile, having its own management system granted by the Malian government. Based on Mali with African goals, it's taking care of the Bamako photography festival.The main mission of the MAP is a collection task, saving et promoting et spreading the African photography. It has been giving support to the association and professional photographers making exchange in Africa and the worldwide.The MAP was made up since 2004 to solve the many issues managing the Bamako Photography festival(Rencontres de la Photographie Africaine de Bamako- since 1994) by the Malian ministry of culture through the gathering of many African photography experts.[MAP homepage]
Featured Photographer : Bechir Mannour 2008-02-17 12:07:00 Bechi Manoubi was born in November 24,1930 in Tunis he started his career as boxer -He was even Tunisian Boxing champion in 1958- before becoming a sport photographer by 1960, he has been in the major world events as 10 world cups and 12 summer Olympic games and three Mohamed Ali boxing matches, he is believed to the be the most known photographer of Africa.He used to wear a special clothing making him easily remarkable everywhere he went: the Mexican hat with a several Tunisian flogs and tens of cards covering both his jacket and hat he have been collecting. The whole thing wights 50 Kg that he owe him to get mentioned in the Guinness book. Unfortunately although his great works all along the 60 years of sport photojournalism, he was never rewarded nor locally nor outside the country.In h Read more:Featured
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ATB challenge 2008-02-15 07:44:00 In Tunis, there few events involving photography beside a couple of small festivals, ATB challenge is one of the major and most buzzed events ever without being that great thing about arts, the challenge is about three disciplines: Art (Photography, Cinema, painting), Technology and Business. The photography is the major part of the whole competition involving less than one hundred amateur willing to get one the prizes: 1st prize 7000 TND (About 5000USD), 1000 TND for the second one and finally 500 TND for the last challenger. This the jury is always a gathering of business man ans celebrities unable to differ photography from art, I have been in the first edition which spots "The national treasures" my main work was a set of photos of Sidi Ali Azzouz(Zaghouan) a splendid and Arabic post-A
Joburg Art Fair, Johannesburg: The world's first contemporary African Art Fair 2008-03-13 12:34:00 Sandton Convention Centres, Johannesburg
. 13 au 16 mars 2008.The curated show As You Like It is a unique element of the Joburg
Art Fair. Simon Njami and Thembinkosi Goniwe have selected 29 emergent contemporary artists to exhibit the ‘now’ of contemporary African
art making. The show provides an overview of the general themes in contemporary African art along with a fresh perspective of the scope of the field itself.I'm really delighted to see such events promoting photography in Africa and more happy to see two Tunisian artists on the list, Africa needs a voice a way to show up the way it wants to, as a major photojournalism victim the stored life in the continent was always a wasted potential behind the scene of war and starving.Go to [Joburg Art Fair]
Tunisian games Championship photo challenge 2008-03-10 07:57:00 The Tunisian Games is a remarkable new events dedicated to the gaming as PES, CS, War Craft, ... and before starting the real events an online photo challenge has started about the way You play and how you do it, right there is many photos uploaded I didn't find any real excitement about that, but it's just an other bright start.
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