But at a time when artists are being threatened to their very core in the wake of the Tunisian Revolution of 11 January 2011, how can we still dream of our world? Today, we are fighting for the fundamental rights of human dignity and freedom, and we want to help rebuild a country founded on the values of human relationships that place people at the heart of the challenges facing society. And to do that, we need to make our voices heard. Anne Guiot, Karwan's Artistic Director, has given us this opportunity, welcoming us with complete confidence.With generosity and curiosity, this partner from the North Shore has opened up to the methodology of a project created on the South Shore.The artists from the other side of the river bring their own voices and all the questions they raise in their work. 

Can they make sense in L'Estaque? The selection of works has been made with this in mind, so that the history of the workers of Tunis can meet that of the workers of L'Estaque, so that the memory of an artist, the daughter of Greek immigrants in Tunis, can meet that of the children of immigrants in L'Estaque... The artistic proposals are part of the identification of Tunisia and the Mediterranean and a link between the places, the actions and the works proposed. And isn't the fight for freedom and human dignity universal?

>> Access all the materials for the 4th edition of Dream City at L'Estaque

> To consult the Dream City 2013 catalogue in French, Arabic and English, click here.

> To consult the Dream City 2013 map in French only, click here.

> To read our Dream City 2013 press kit in French only, click here.