Where to see photography in Rabat?

October 20, 2021
Diptyk TV

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Moroccan photography has been booming for several years now. In 2020, the Fondation Nationale des Musées inaugurated the National Museum of Photography in Fort Rottembourg, a heritage gem dating back to the late 19th century. At the Mohammed VI Museum, the exhibition “L’Afrique vue par ses photographes, de Malick Sidibé à nos jours” (“Africa Seen by Its Photographers, from Malick Sidibé to Today”) unveils a selection of the continent’s greatest names. Take a tour. #DrivenByArt – in partnership with Audi

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