Program

The "CORE", creative hub, is part of the Rambourg Foundation's program for structuring the creative and cultural economy. The actions and programs carried out within the CORE aim at strengthening and empowering creative companies in post-creation, existing and capable of developing their activities.

La Fondation Rambourg introduit une nouvelle ligne budgétaire FR GRANTS qui soutiendra désormais les projets culturels et artistiques sur l’ensemble du territoire tunisien.

The envelope of the new budget line "Fondation Rambourg Grants 2020" dedicated to the funding of cultural projects will be entirely paid into the Culture Recovery Fund, initiated by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs.

The deadline for submitting applications for the third edition of the Rambourg Foundation Prize will be extended to July 15, allowing artists to complete their files. As for the award ceremony, it will be postponed to a later date.

This project is a research project which purpose is to produce a dematerialized mapping of the handcraft object and is divided into several phases of research and investigation.

At the top of Semmama mountain, the cultural center is a place that allows both cultural action and dedicated action to the mountain culture.

For the first time in its history, China has made the decision to open up its import market. On this occasion, The Rambourg foundation participated in the international fair in Shanghai to promote Tunisian crafts.

This exhibition, the first of its kind in Tunisia, allowed Tunisians to reconnect with a part forgotten in their modern history and through art history of the nineteenth century.

WAO 2019 is a project whose goal is to connect artists and independent art spaces across the world by organizing a traveling contemporary art week.

The Echos Electrik association, in partnership with the Rambourg Foundation, presents the No-Logo project, a mobile and ephemeral artistic center established in public space and hosting activities that hire regional artists and digital creations.

A film co-produced by the Rambourg Foundation. This documentary is an investigation at the heart of the intimacy of one of the pillars of the Tunisian musical heritage, the great Hédi Jouini whose director is none other than his granddaughter.

The Rambourg Foundation Prize for Art and Culture rewards respectively five categories of young creative people. The goal is to support young artists who, despite their talent, do not benefit from any support.