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Cantará

Implemented by: Imane Djamil et Fatine Arafati

City: Casablanca-Tarfaya, Maroc

Cantará

The team consists of Fatine Arafati, an artist and graduate from Fine Art School in Barcelona who is evolving between her personal artistic practice and cultural mediation, and Imane Djamil, a self-taught artist who has participated in several residencies and exhibitions in Africa and Europe and whose work revolves around places in post-traumatic transition through fantasy narrative. 

Cantará is a program aiming at fostering artistic project making in the city of Tarfaya through an introduction to cultural engineering and  entrepreneurship as well as different art practices. It is divided into two phases: the cultural entrepreneurship bootcamp (May 2022) and the multidisciplinary artistic workshops (September 2022).

Cantará, means she/he/they will sing in Spanish stands for this program’s goal. Cantara in Arabic, meaning bridge, stands for the methodology behind the project which is about building bridges between cities, personal experiences and mediums.  Through various forms of storytelling, Cantará aims at celebrating Tarfaya’s collective and personal stories.

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