Djamel Tatah: Le théâtre du silence. Rome to reinvest so-called "vernacular" techniques

to reinvest so-called "vernacular" techniques by recreating construction sectors for the benefit of true sustainable development

it was during the 20th century that it developed both from a technical and chemical point of view

who invited the greatest artists of his time to work there

a Primary workshops in the second Iron Age: rare witnesses

it was in Byblos that he should have acquired the wood for which he had been sent

Djamel Tatah: Le théâtre du silence. Rome to reinvest so-called "vernacular" techniquesFrom December 10, 2022 to April 16, 2023, the Muse Fabre presents an exhibition dedicated to the artist Djamel Tatah. Based in Montpellier since 2019, Djamel Tatah, born in 1959 in Saint Chamond and trained at the Saint Etienne School of Fine Arts, has been developing a painting of great sobriety since the 1980s, which places the human figure at the heart of deep colored flat tints. This exhibition, composed of around forty works, often in monumental