Safia Farhat’s hybrid creatures in civic spaces

Jessica Clare Gerschultz

Safia Farhat’s hybrid creatures in civic spaces

School of Art History

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Abstract

This essay focuses on Safia Farhat (Tunisian, 1924–2004), professor of decorative arts and sole woman artist in the École de Tunis, a group of Tunisian, French, and Italian painters who increasingly turned to craft-based mediums in their explorations of material and heritage.

Original language	English
Type	Essay
Media of output	Online resource/website
Publisher	The Museum of Modern Art
Place of Publication	Online
Publication status	Published - 26 Jan 2022

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