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fatmi, mounir

Born 1970 in Tangier, Morocco
Lives and works between Paris and Lille, France and Tangier, Morocco

mounir fatmi, The Blind Man, 2015, Pigment print on fine art paper, 69 x 49.5 cm, 77 x 56.5 x 3.5 cm (framed), STD 2/5. Courtesy Goodman Gallery 

mounir fatmi’s practice sees the artist construct visual spaces and linguistic games. His work negotiates the desecration of religious objects, deconstruction and the end of dogmas and ideologies. He is particularly interested in the idea of the death of consumption. His interest in obsolescence extends not only to consumer items but to “dead” language(s) and political movements. Working across videos, installations, drawings, paintings and sculptures, fatmi addresses the current events of our time, and speaks to those whose lives are affected by specific events and revealing its structure offering a new critical perspective which refuses to be blinded by convention. fatmi’s recent exhibitions include The Absence of Paths, Venice Biennale (2017); Al Musiqa, Philarmonie de Paris – Cité de la Musique, Paris; Newwar. It’s Just a Game?, Bandjoun Station, Bandjoun (2018). His work is held in collections including the Fondation Louis Vuitton, Paris; Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art, Doha; and the Brooklyn Museum, New York.

Selected Artists

Ahmed Kamel

Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux

Rachel Marsil

Abdoulaye Konaté

Yo-Yo Gonthier

Ibrahim Ballo

Aboudia

Alioune Diagne

Artists 2023

  • A

    • Aassmaa Akhannouch
    • Abdelkader Benchamma
    • Abderrahim Yamou
    • Abdoulaye Konaté
    • Abdulrazaq Awofeso
    • Aboudia
    • Ahmed Kamel
    • Alberto Pitta
    • Alioune Diagne
    • Ambrose Rhapsody Murray
    • Amina Agueznay
    • Ana Silva
    • Audrey Lyall
  • B

    • Barthélémy Toguo
  • C

    • Caleb Kwarteng Prah
    • Collin Sekajugo
  • D

    • Daoud Aoulad-Syad
  • E

    • Elladj Lincy Deloumeaux
  • F

    • Fathi Hassan
    • Fatima Zohra Serri
  • G

    • Girma Berta
    • Gopal Dagnogo
  • H

    • Hako Hankson
    • Hicham Benohoud
    • Hicham Gardaf
    • Hyacinthe Ouattara
  • I

    • Ibrahim Ballo
    • Isaac Ato Jackson
    • Ismail Zaidy
  • J

    • Joana Choumali
    • Johanna Mirabel
    • Justin Ebanda
  • K

    • Kehinde Wiley
  • M

    • M’barek Bouhchichi
    • Mahi Binebine
    • Mariam Abouzid Souali
    • Maya-Inès Touam
    • Mo Baala
    • Mouna Saboni
    • Mous Lamrabat
    • Moustapha Baidi Oumarou
  • N

    • Nadia Taquary
    • Nicolas Lambelet Coleman
    • Nú Barreto
  • O

    • Omar Ba
  • P

    • Prince Gyasi
  • R

    • Rachel Marsil
    • Reggie Khumalo
  • S

    • Seydou Keïta
    • Siriki Ky
    • Soly Cissé
  • T

    • Thandiwe Muriu
  • V

    • Victor Fidelis
  • Y

    • Yo-Yo Gonthier
    • Youssef Nabil

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