Inside Mahi Binebine’s workshop

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8l04ov

Heading to Marrakech, into the workshop of Mahi Binebine, who reveals his wax-based technique. He also takes us to the construction site of his fourth cultural center, “Les Étoiles de Jemaa el Fna” (“The Stars of Jemaa el Fna”). The goals: to democratize art and fight against exclusion. #DrivenByArt – in partnership with Audi.

Headlines

View of Somerset House during the 14th edition of 1-54 London

1-54 London: The Springboard Effect

Thirteen years after its inception, has the 1-54 art fair succeeded in its mission? Conceived as a platform to provide international visibility for African galleries...

View of the Loft Art Gallery booth at Frieze Masters 2026. © David Owens

London, a hub for Arab and African modernism

In London, Frieze Masters and 1-54 are giving greater prominence to Arab and African modernisms long marginalised in Western art history. Beyond their growing recognition...

View of Tarek Atoui's installation *Hold* at the Tate Modern. © Tate Photography / Yiil Liu.

Sounds for Tired Eyes: Tarek Atoui at Tate Modern

In the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern, Lebanese artist Tarek Atoui presents Hold, an immersive sound installation that our writer Vamika Sinha offers a...

Toni Maraini teaches art history at the Casablanca School of Fine Arts, 1965. Photo: Mohamed Melehi, courtesy of the Toni Maraini Archives.

Toni Maraini, at the Forefront of Moroccan Modernity

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...