Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
Musée Mohammed VI d'art moderne et contemporain, Rabat, Maroc.
A sense of place
The MMVI is the clearest indoor anchor for reading Morocco through artists rather than dynasties. The national museum foundation describes it as the kingdom's first institution fully devoted to modern and contemporary art, with a collection that includes major Moroccan painters and a program of temporary exhibitions. That makes it ideal for a before-and-after conversation with Rabat's modern planned city outside: the museum is not detached from the UNESCO streetscape but part of a capital still producing visual culture.
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