As part of its exhibitions dedicated to other Caribbean islands this summer, the Wall House territorial museum is pleased to present the exhibition Martinique, Cartographies Intimes, which brings together twenty-five artists around a sensitive and plural reflection on Martinique, its representations, its memories, its imagination and to celebrate its immense creativity. Through the diversity of works, forms and perspectives brought together, this exhibition offers to explore the Martinique territory in all its richness, at the crossroads of intimate experience, collective history and contemporary dynamics of the Caribbean. It thus invites us to consider cartography not only as a tool for identification, but also as a way of inhabiting, transmitting and reinventing a space.  Designed as a journey of discovery and dialogue by Karine Taïlamé, curator and multi-disciplinary artist from Martinique, Martinique, Cartographies intimes offers the visitor open reading keys, conducive to a personal approach to the works as well as a broader understanding of the artistic, cultural and territorial issues that run through the exhibition.   The collectivité de Saint Barthélemy invites you to discover this new exploration and celebration, which fully affirms the attention paid to contemporary Caribbean creation and the diversity of voices that compose it.