N° 50 — October–November 2019

Diptyk #50

In Rabat, a Poetically Incorrect Biennale

Fifty issues and ten years in existence: Diptyk opens a new decade with the first Rabat Biennale, a “poetically incorrect” biennale. This October–November 2019 issue also visits Mous Lamrabat’s “Mousganistan”, on the cover, and Melehi’s waves at the MACAAL. It follows Hassan Hajjaj to Paris and asks which city will become the capital of contemporary African art. Reports, analyses, interviews and portfolios complete it.

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Language: French

Diptyk #50

In this issue

  • Game changer – Ngone Fall wants to break down clichés
  • News – Africa express; Here and elsewhere
  • Exhibitions – “The way she looks”, Omar Mahfoudi, “Nouvelles écritures”, Ilias Selfati, Jacques Azéma, Mariam Abouzid Souali, Soufiane Ababri…
  • Portfolio – Mous Lamrabat, trading influences
  • Story – Rabat, a poetically incorrect biennale; Melehi and the Casablanca School at the MACAAL; Hassan Hajjaj, a retrospective at the MEP; Hicham Lasri, MaR oc; Lebanon, realities & fictions; Simon Njami, today’s Cameroon
  • Art Market – New York, the new leader in contemporary African art?; Blockchain, a revolution for the art market?; 1-54 in Othman Lazraq’s footsteps; Victoria Mann: “AKAA is a fair of discoveries”; In Beirut, art resists
  • The Collection – Rodolphe Blavy
  • Books – Art as a weapon: soft power and culture
  • The Incubator – Rahma Loussig, an iconography of the unfinished

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