Exhibition

Mathaf is dedicating a major exhibition to the Baghdad Modern Art Group, a collective founded in 1951 by Jewad Selim and Shakir Hassan Al Said.

What does a young artists’ award reveal when it no longer merely recognizes artists, but seeks to map out the contemporary young art scene? With

For more than thirty years, Hassan Darsi has been developing a practice in which art is never separate from the world it observes. A leading

As part of the Saison Méditerranée, the Centre Photographique Marseille presents the first French exhibition devoted to Photo Kegham, Gaza’s historic photography studio, founded in

Bringing together nearly 300 works spanning Africa and its diasporas, Project a Black Planet sets out to rethink Pan-Africanism as an evolving, “imagined geography”. At

Perched on the heights of Marseille, a crowned Virgin watches over the city, the Child nestled against her breast. As a womb, a compass, and

At the Palazzo Grassi, Michael Armitage transforms the tragedies of contemporary Africa into paintings of striking beauty, in which each color seems to delay the

In response to the stories of violence that run through American history, Arthur Jafa and Richard Prince are using the reappropriation of images as a

Through the first French retrospective of this American artist, the Picasso Museum does more than simply host a major figure in the contemporary art scene.

Vibrant reds, faces painted with geometric symbols, direct gazes. Through the end of the summer, Galerie 38 is showcasing several works by Aida Muluneh, offering

With “État(s) de passage” [States of Transit], presented at the Villa des Arts in Rabat, Achraf Remok continues a line of thought he began a

The exhibition “The Mystical Odyssey” presents a previously unseen collection of ink and watercolor drawings by Abbès Saladi, in a bold exhibition design that has

To accompany the publication of the book C.A.S.A. Casablanca Art School Archives, co-edited by Morad Montazami and Madeleine de Colnet, the exhibition “Perspectives on the

The exhibition “The Poetics of Forms,” dedicated to the painter Mustapha Boujemaoui, offers a glimpse—albeit too brief—of his 50-year career. By Olivier Rachet Mustapha Boujemaoui,