N° 25 — October–November 2014

Diptyk #25

The Rabat Museum Opens Its Doors

After years of anticipation, the Mohammed VI Museum in Rabat is finally opening its doors, and Diptyk #25 features a major special report on Morocco’s first museum of modern and contemporary art. This October–November 2014 issue also traces the Moroccan autumn in Paris, from the IMA to the Louvre, where medieval Morocco regains its full splendor. It takes readers inside the studio of Melehi, a father figure in the world of painting, and explores Kacimi’s African intuition and Yamou’s poetics. Finally, it features a portfolio by Safaa Mazirh.

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Language: French

Diptyk #25

In this issue

  • News – Plastic Is Fantastic!; The Louis Vuitton Foundation; “Affirming Our African Identity to the World”; Well, Let’s Dance Now!; Yassine Balbzioui—a Great Choice!; Sébastien Preschoux in Manual Mode…
  • Portfolio – Safaa Mazirh, A Room of One’s Own
  • Story – The MMVI Museum Finally Opens Its Doors; IMA: Contemporary Morocco in the Spotlight; Yamou, the Poetics of Germination; In the Studio of Melehi, a Father Figure in Painting; Kacimi, an African Intuition; Louvre: Medieval Morocco Regains Its Full Splendor
  • Art Market – The African Art Market: Things Are Happening!; Beirut Art Fair, a Promising New Market; Artcurial Celebrates Moroccan Art; Young Artists: Between Fame and Fortune; Private Foundations Are Making Their Mark in the Cultural Sector
  • Books

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