Headlines
At Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, Lebanese artist Tarek Atoui presents Hold, an immersive sound installation. Our author Vamika Sinha offers a deeply personal and sensory...
Historian and art critic Toni Maraini, who taught at the Casablanca Art School from 1964 to 1972, is the guest of honor at the 47th...
MoMA is shifting its focus toward African modernisms. With “Architects of Liberation: Modernism in Western Africa,” on view through January 2, 2027, the museum reexamines...
At the Musée d’Art Contemporain (MAC) in Marseille, Louisa Babari brings together photomontages, archaeological artifacts, a slideshow, and a sound installation exploring ancient North Africa....
Art Market
For its 14th edition in London, taking place October 15–18 at Somerset House, 1-54 is introducing, for the first time, a section dedicated to African...
Without euphoria, but with genuine energy, a selective contemporary art market is taking shape—one that is geographically more diverse and firmly focused on proven values....
Critical Journal
For the first time, Fondation H in Madagascar has invited a curator to design an exhibition drawn from its collection, one of the most accomplished...
By taking over the Musée d’Orsay’s Orientalist galleries, Youssef Nabil does much more than simply exhibit his photographs: he shifts the viewer’s perspective. Blending cinematic...
By erasing everything that would tie the Sahara to a particular history or identity, the artist lets the plants, the stones, and the wind speak...
In contrast to Mediterranean exhibitions that celebrate a shared heritage and dialogue between the two shores, “On the Frontier of Time” invites graduates of the...
Ideas and Discussions
Curator of “État(s) de passage” [States of Transit], currently on view at the Villa des Arts in Rabat, Achraf Remok reflects on transnational mobility—both as...
