LEILA ALAOUI ‘Natreen’ 2013. Courtesy: Fondation Leila Alaoui & GALLERIA CONTINUA
22/01/2020
LEILA ALAOUI
group exhibition
MUCEM
1 Espl. J4, Marseille, France
Including works by Henri Matisse, Marcel Duchamp, Andy Warhol, Richard Baquié and Leila Alaoui this exhibition presents around 100 works from artists that have taken the concept of a journey as a source of inspiration, influences and exchanges.
22/01/2020 - 04/05/2020
SUSANA PILAR ‘From the series Lo que contaba la abuela…’ 2017. Photo: Oak Taylor-Smith
18/01/2020
Residency in Nairobi
Kenya
Granted by Center for Arts, Design and Social Research
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18/01/2020 - 27/01/2020
LEILA ALAOUI ‘Crossings’ 2013. Courtesy: Fondation Leila Alaoui & GALLERIA CONTINUA
16/01/2020
solo show
Maison Dentsu
Paris, France
Exhibition for the official launch of ‘Capitales Africaines de la Culture - Marrakech 2020’
French-Moroccan artist Leila Alaoui presents a solo show at Maison Dentsu in relation to the official launch of ‘Capitales Africaines de la Culture – Marrakech 2020’.
16/01/2020 - 16/02/2020
LEILA ALAOUI ‘Tamesloht (Les Marocains)’ 2011. Courtesy: Fondation Leila Alaoui & GALLERIA CONTINUA
16/01/2020
solo show
Casa Árabe
Cordoba, Spain
Leila Alaoui, an artist that can be defined by her motivation to capture Moroccan society and its varying contexts through her photography, presents 30 portraits at Casa Árabe.
16/01/2020 - 13/03/2020
NEDKO SOLAKOV 'Big & Small' 2020. Exhibition view GALLERIA CONTINUA / Les Moulins. Photo: Bertrand Huet / Tutti
04/06/202
NEDKO SOLAKOV
group exhibition
Monnaie de Paris
11 quai de Conti
Paris, France
www.monnaiedeparis.fr/en/temporary-exhibitions
A drawing of Julianne Moore by Nedko Solakov is part of this project which gives free reign to 26 contemporary artists to imagine a cover page for the famous magazine, celebrating women across different industries and sectors.
04/06/202 - 04/07/2021
CARSTEN HÖLLER ‘Fara Fara' 2014. Video still
30/12/2019
Film screening
Kinshasa
Democratic Republic of Congo
A special screening on the day before New Year's Eve marks the first time that the film will be shown in Africa. Returning to the historical Place de la Victoire, where part of the film was shot, the screening is an homage to the film’s stars and a tribute to the late Papa Wemba. Included by the late curator Okwui Enwezor in the 2015 Venice Biennale, Fara Fara, 2014, meaning face to face in Lingala, is an ode to Congo’s rich musical culture and the legendary ‘father of Congolese rumba,’ Papa Wemba. The film follows the performative duel, 'fara fara', between two of the DRC’s biggest stars, Koffi Olomide and Werrason.
