Newly Released
A new collection has just been born: a collection for children dedicated to Arab and Amazigh women who have made their mark on History. The first to be featured in this intelligent and necessary edition is Tawhida ben Cheikh, the first female doctor in the Arab world, who has already been honored with a banknote.
Faten Gaddès in the Kitchen
She is known as a brilliant visual artist, based in the USA, and proudly representing Tunisian art. Today, in addition to her career as a virtuoso of the lens, Faten Gades has discovered a new passion-vocation: introducing her American friends to authentic couscous. Not the kind you buy in a box or cook in the microwave, but homemade couscous that simmers for a long time, is steamed several times, and requires science and patience. To combine her two passions, she organized her first tasting under the name "Couscous by Didon" in the former studio of Jean-Michel Basquiat, around a table of friends and artists.
Skila and Anissa Aïda in Monaco
They were meant to meet. Malek Hamza and Anissa Meddeb, young and talented designers, decided to create a joint line. The result is a capsule collection made from hand-woven silks from Mahdia, in a subtle range of blues. This millennia-old know-how, revisited by these two young creators, offered a magnificent osmosis. The collection was presented last week at the Yacht Club de Monaco. Needless to say, the fashion show was a great success.
On the Parisian Walls
The Lalalande gallery, run by two young Tunisians from the world of contemporary art, often hosts Tunisian artists on its walls. Slimen el Kamel, Hela Ammar, Aïcha Snoussi, and Bechir Boussendel have all exhibited there. On the occasion of a group exhibition bringing together 11 artists on the theme of "Archaic Resonances", our artists Kaïs Dhifi, Aïcha Snoussi, and Younes ben Slimane will be on the walls of Lalalande next November.
El Seed's Perspective
Our friend El Seed is one of the most creative and eclectic contemporary artists. He who was one of the pioneers of Street Art is now on walls all over the world and on all five continents. But not only that. He has been on Vuitton's bags and scarves, has pressed delicious oil for us, and has lovingly designed the bottle. Today, he is interested in your gaze and creates an unlimited edition of glasses. "For those who appreciate vision and style," it is announced. Enough to change the way we look.
