N° 20 — October–November 2013

Diptyk #20

A Strong Start to the School Year

“Beyond this border, your ticket is no longer valid”: Diptyk #20 explores the border as a site of identity for artists from the Arab world and Africa. This October–November 2013 issue is marked by one major event: ten years after Kacimi’s death, the courts have finally returned his studios in Témara, revealing more than a thousand works. We also follow Mounir Fatmi, who is rewriting his history in Casablanca, and Adel Abdessemed at the Mathaf. Finally, the issue takes a look at the fall art fairs, from 1:54 in London to Beirut.

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Language: French

Diptyk #20

In this issue

  • News – Africandigitalart.com, Africa in the Digital Age; Absolut Revives Its Philanthropic Initiatives; The Marcel Duchamp Prize: And the Nominees Are…; The HD Gallery Reopens; Twelve Colossuses at the Foot of the Atlas Mountains…
  • Exhibitions – Yamou, a Dream Paradise; Djamel Tatah, (Re)Connecting with Algiers; Roy Lichtenstein, The Pop Dot!; Pop from the Urals; Beyond This Border, Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid; Georges Moquay, Visual Tam-Tam; The Chaos of an Idle Generation; Fouad Bellamine Opens the Kulte Gallery…
  • Portfolio – Tamara Abdul Hadi, The Arab Man Exposed
  • Story – Abdelaziz Idrissi: “Museums Must No Longer Be Elitist”; Marrakech: Photography in the Capital of the Cliché; Mounir Fatmi Rewrites His History in Casablanca; Adel Abdessemed, a Rebel at Mathaf; Mohamed El Baz, putting an end to it once and for all…; Kacimi, the studio revealed; Hicham Lahlou plays with design at the CDG Foundation; Lyon Biennale, tales of an era with no tomorrow; Istanbul Biennale: “Mom, am I a barbarian?”; Photoquai 2013: “Look at Me!”
  • Art Market – 1:54, Africa Makes Its Mark on the Thames; Beirut Explodes!; FIAC 2013, The Performance Gamble; Art-O-Rama, the Small Fair on the Rise; Hicham Daoudi Still at the Heart of the Market; A Group of Moroccan Artists in Dubai
  • Books

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