Reviewing Landscape

A group exhibition of landscapes from a genuinely eclectic list of painters – Alexis Delahogue (France, d.1936), Ammar Farhat (Tunisia, d.1987), Antoine ‘Mayo’ Malliarakis (Egypt, d.1990), Atef Maatallah (Tunisia, b. 1981), Baya Mahieddine (Algeria, d.1998), Cécile Bougourd (France, d.1941), Hedi Turki (Tunisia, d.2019), Jellal Ben Abdallah (Tunisia, d.2017), Moses Levy (Italy, d.1968), Pierre Boucherle (France / Tunisia, d.1988), Yahia Turki (Turkey / Tunisia, d.1969) and Zoubeir Turki (Turkey / Tunisia, d.2009).

Reviewing Landscape looks to explore a sliver of landscape paintings history. The story of landscape painting is one of slow development into distinct styles throughout time, with some of its iterations culminating out of antiquity and into the formation of classic and historic landscape. Spawning new ways of portraying geography through paths previously carved out by orientalist predecessors, painters versed in impressionist and expressionist practices expanded their milieu of carefully observing nature.

To 15 January.

Above: Zoubeir Turki, View from Sidi Bou Said, Tunisia