At the Loft Art Gallery in Marrakech, Amina Agueznay is offering, until January 2, 2025, an immersive experience under the direction of Meriem Berrada. “Field Works” occupies two levels, each space inviting remarkable sensory exploration. Against a backdrop of Moroccan traditions, Agueznay magnifies wool, wood and other materials, creating a textured universe where craftsmanship mixes with a contemporary vision. On the ground floor, the monumental installation “Waha”, a reinterpretation of “Wainscot”, fascinates with its 300 kg of wool and offers a contemplative refuge. Upstairs, the artist reveals his archives, retracing his travels in the rural regions of Morocco and his exchanges with artisans.
Under the Silver Tree
At the MCC Gallery in Marrakech, Mo Baala sensitively explores the reality of street children. In a series of collages, textiles and installations, he illustrates the brutality and hope of a complex everyday life. Each work captures fragments of life, oscillating between pain and resilience. The performances add a poignant intensity, encouraging the visitor to share a moment in the life of these often invisible young people. Mo Baala leads us to rethink our perceptions of marginality in a human and essential exhibition.
Major man
At Galerie 38 in Marrakech, Douieb Youssef invites the visitor to a meditation on light. His abstract works, with soft tones, adopt an organic rhythm where light takes shape and influences the contours of each composition. The viewer is invited to experience a fluid, almost living light, which accompanies a reflection on our own perception.
COBRA: A snake with many heads
The Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rabat offers a retrospective of the Cobra movementin collaboration with the Cobra Museum in the Netherlands. More than 100 works, including paintings and sculptures, bear witness to the spontaneity and freedom of this movement. The exhibition also highlights the influence of African art, illustrating the link between Europe and North Africa through innovative artistic creation.
First national exhibition for emerging contemporary artists
At the Villa des arts in Casablanca, this show highlights, until November 30, the works of young talents from Casablanca and Tetouan. This event allows you to discover a variety of creations, from neo-expressionist painting to daring sculptures. The artists Amina Azreg and Zyad El Mansouri exhibit strong works, combining technical mastery and contemporary sensitivity. Workshops and masterclasses complete the event, promoting exchanges between artists and visitors.
Reminiscences
Dibaji, at the Alma Art Gallery in Casablanca, explores, until December 12, the excitement of the city through vibrant canvases. Urban structures merge into abstract lines and shapes, offering an intimate and shifting interpretation of urban life. Through an approach that flirts with abstraction, Dibaji invites the viewer to introspect on the city and its infinite rhythms.
