Tangier

Bahija Sajid uses a monologue that blends plastic poetry and lyrical prose to reclaim her gesture of transmission. The performance combines hand-weaving and singing, exploring the transmission of stories and craft skills.

L'éloge du sensible is a chapter in a new series of photos and videos by artist Hamedine Kane, stemming from his iconographic research for the project "Le livre d'image, Africa XXI #1, Les luttes". Anchored in a perpetual wandering movement, this approach explores the manifestations of the living, bypassing anxiety-provoking social and political situations. Kane favors intimate, secret spaces of production, mobilizing the power of becoming in motion. Unlike power, which is often oppressive, power always belongs to and serves the people. The confinement and violence inflicted on the people are not inevitable, for with power, the people engage in a permanent revolutionary process.

Rooted in histories of water and ecological infrastructures, the exhibition ricochets ("this time it's personal") gives voice to tired djinns, mysterious aquatic creatures and exhausted tourist operators. It deciphers the politics of creating and redefining spaces-images-territories and the right to belong to them.

Before boarding, discover the immersive exhibition Present, designed in collaboration with the Louvre Museum. Then climb aboard and enjoy the sound voyage in the Mediterranean created by Ircam Centre Pompidou, and enjoy a breathtaking view of the boat's sail, the work of Laure Prouvost. Free admission on site, but you can pre-book online.