DoorZine
DoorZine is Doors’ digital playground — a magazine where art meets ideas, and stories spark connections across cultures. Expect artist interviews, travel diaries, sharp takes, and fresh perspectives that open your mind and shift your gaze.
In Tunisia’s contemporary art scene, a new wave of women visual artists is crafting resonant work rooted in identity, collective memory, and social critique. This article presents four standout voices featured in the exhibition “Slow and steady wears the stone الدوام ينقب الرخام”, offering powerful reflections on personal and cultural transformation
Based on the performance "Wled el Machta" presented in the opening of the exhibition "Slow and steady wears the stone" at Jumièges, 2 performers Amira and Rochdi share their ideas and insights behind the production.
This interview explores the transdisciplinary approach of art historian Estelle Zhong Mengual, who connects art history, ecology, anthropology, and philosophy to rethink our relationship with living beings. Through painting, dance, and literature, she proposes new forms of attention and aesthetics in the face of the ecological crisis.
CAO Dan reflects on nomadic living, the delicate balance between family closeness and independence, and the evolving role of Chinese contemporary art in a globalized world. From her artistic upbringing to her cross-cultural career, she explores how physical distance shapes emotional connections and creative perspectives.
Interview with Gong Yan, director of the Power Station of Art (PSA), on twelve years of international collaboration, the importance of Franco-Chinese cultural exchanges and institutional learning through contemporary art.
As part of the "Comme à Tunis" evening at the Book Bar of the Hotel Grand Amour, Rafram Chaddad, Victoria Jonathan and Joseph Hirsch discussed about the book The Good Seven Years by Rafram Chaddad.
