N° 10 — April–May 2011

Diptyk #10

Life, Death, Exile... Youssef Nabil

Life, death, exile: In an exclusive feature, Diptyk #10 publishes images from *You Never Left*, Youssef Nabil’s film shot in Morocco starring Fanny Ardant and Tahar Rahim. This April–May 2011 issue also follows Mohamed El Baz, who shuttles between Paris and Casablanca, and recounts the installation of a monumental work by Hassan Darsi at the Centre Pompidou. It features interviews with Khalil El Ghrib and Elika Hedayat. On the art market front, it reminds readers that a good collector buys drawings, and Artcurial showcases its Majorelle collection in Marrakech.

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Language: French

Diptyk #10

In this issue

  • News – Marrakech Art Fair, Year 2; Dar Al Mamun, a new group of artists; Miloud Labied at the CDG Foundation; Aline Thomassen, the women of Larache…
  • Portfolio – Youssef Nabil: Life, Death, Exile…
  • Story – The Venice Biennale in the Time of the “Arab Spring”; After the Earthquake: Artists’ Responses; Hassan Darsi’s Monumental Work Joins the Centre Pompidou’s Collections; Mohamed El Baz Plays the Shaman; Khalil El Ghrib: When Art Emerges from Chaos; Elika Hedayat: A Violent and Childlike World; The Third Line, Born in the UAE
  • Art Market – Contemporary Art: The High-End Segment Is Rebounding; 2011 Art Fairs: The Rodeo Has Begun; A Good Collector Buys Drawings!; Artcurial Showcases Its Majorelle Collection in Marrakech; In Morocco, Street Art Still Has a Way to Go
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