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titre de l'exposition artistes curateur auteurs lieu de l'exposition éditeurs nombre de pages année langue exposition d'artistes marocains nombre d'exemplaires Villa Delaporte / Fouad Bellamine, Mahi Binebine, Mustapha Boujemaoui, James Brown, Safâa Erruas, Sâad Hassani, Aziz Lazrak / Bernard Collet Villa Delaporte - Casablanca 48p 2009 français x 1 art contemporains Villa Delaporte Après la pluie Pierre Gangloff / Bernard Collet Villa Delaporte - Casablanca 52p 2011 français 1 art contemporains Villa Delaporte Jacques Barry Angel For Ever / Bernard Collet Villa Delaporte - Casablanca 48p 2009 français 1 art contemporains Yusur-Puentes espagnol - Paysage et architecture au Maroc et en Emilia Hernández Pezzi, Joaquín Ibáñez Montoya, Ainhoa Díez de Pablo, El Montacir Bensaïd, Iman Benkirane. Programmation culturelle de la Présidence espagnole de l’Union européenne Madrid 62p 2010 x 1 français Espagne Chourouk Hriech, Fouad Bellamine, Azzedine Baddou, Hassan Darsi, Ymane Fakhir, Faisal Samra, Fatiha Zemmouri, Mohamed Arejdal, Mohamed El Baz, Philippe Délis, Saad Tazi, Younes Baba Ali, Between Walls Abdelmalek Alaoui, Yasmina Naji Yasmina Naji Rabat Integral Editions 44p 2012 français x 1 Amande In, Anna Raimondo, Mohammed Fettaka, Ymane Fakhir, Mustapha Akrim, Hassan Ajjaj, Hassan Slaoui, Mohamed Laouli, Mounat Charrat, Tarik Oualalou, Fadila El Gadi Regards Nomades Mohamed Abdel Benyaich, Hassan Darsi, Mounir Fatmi, Younes Rahmoun, Batoul S'Himi Anne Dary Frédéric Bouglé Musée des Beaux Arts de Dole - France Ville de Dole 42p 1999 français x 1 Constellations Mustapha Chafik, Hassan Darsi, Hassan Echair, Safâa Erruas, Jamila Lamrani, Dounia Oualit, Younès Rahmoun / Rachid Slimi, Yasmine Chami Villa des arts - Casablanca Fondation ONA 28p 2004 français arabe x 1 The National Museum of Women in the Arts - Embassy of the Kingdom of Three Painters from Morocco Malika Aguezenay, Chaibia Talal, Amina Benbouchta Richard Dana Mohamed Benaissa, Wilhelmina Holladay, Toni Maraini 26p 1996 anglais x 1 Washington Morocco, USA Fouad Bellamine, Amina Benbouchta, Mohamed Bennani, Mustapha Boujemaoui, Hassan Bourkia, Khalil El Gherib, Tibari Kantour, Miloud Labied, Najia Mehadji, Abdelkrim Ouazzani, Hassan Slaoui, Leïla Tazi espace Actua de la Banque Commerciale du A la recherche de nos Atlas secrets Toni Maraini, Farid Zahi Banque Commerciale du Maroc 48p 2003 français arabe x 1 Abderrahim Yamou Ghitha Triki Maroc - Casablanca Abdelkebir Rabi, Ahmed Cherkaoui, Amina Agueznay, Bouda, Chaïbia, Farid Belkahia, Fouad Bellamine, Hicham Benohoud, Hicham Lahlou, Jilali Gharbaoui, Karim Alaoui, Khadija Kabbaj, Miloud Wereldmuseum Rotterdam - arabe Morokko Kunst & Design 2005 Charlotte Huygens Charlotte Huygens, Farid Zahi, Kitty Zijlmans, Mohamed Achaari Wereldmuseum Rotterdam 98p 2005 x 1 Labied, Mohammed Kacimi, Mounir Fatmi, Mustapha Boujemaoui, Myriam Mihindou, Noureddine Amir, Saâd Hassani, Safâa Erruas, Soumiya Jalal Mikou Pays Bas hollandais Karim Alaoui, Souhaïl Ben Azzouz, Mohamed Bennani, Mahi Binebine Bouba, Mohammed Chabaa; Sahbi Chtioui, Mohamed Drissi, Hassan Echair, Khalil El Ghrib, Safâa Erruas, Miloud Labied, Meki Société Générale marocaine des banques Edition de l'Espace d'Art de Sculpture plurielle Abderrahim Sijelmassi Rachid Tazi Abdelaziz Tazi 32p 2004 français x 1 Megara, Mohammed Melehi, Dounia Oualit, Abdelkrim Ouazzani, Abderrahman Rahoule, Abdelhaq Sijelmassi, Hassan Slaoui, Moussa Zekkani, Rabie Zamourou Casablanca Société Générale Amina Benbouchta, Hassan Darsi, Mohamed El Baz La source du Lion Lisières et débordements perf: Meryem Jazouli Florence Renault-Darsi / Villa des arts - Casablanca Villa des arts 60p 2009 français x 1 tables rondes: Mohamed Rachdi, Abdellah Karroum, Yvane Chapuis, Yassine Berrada, Catherine David, Taoufiq Izeddiou, Zahia Rahmani, Bernardo Montet, Bisi Silvia Marion Renoud-Grappin Sylvia Belhassen, Jamal Kazza, An Sijsmans, Sofie Ludo Helsen, Cultuurcentrum Mechelen français H+M=10 Faoutzi Laatiris, Batoul S'Himi, Hassan Darsi, Ben Benaouisse, Safâa Erruas, Hicham Benohoud, Younès Rahmoun, Hassan Echair, Mounir Fatmi, Fatima Mazmouz Province d'Anvers 36p 2003 x 2 Vershueren, Wim Viaene Jean-Louis Froment Turnhout - Belgique flamand Regard Regart Farid Belkahia, Fouad Bellamine, Amina Benbouchta, Karim Bennani, Hicham Benihoud, Mahi Binebine, Mustapha Boujemaoui, Hassan Echair, Safâa Erruas, Mohamed Kacimi, Ilias Selfait, Hassan Ida Alaoui Jean-Christophe Deberre Lycée Descartes - Rabat / 34p 2003 français x 2 Art Contemporain Marocain Slaoui, Monnia Touiss Fouad Bellamine Ida Bellamine Allô Marrakech Ilham Antar, Ismail Aït Toulda, Ismail Bel Kharchouf, Chayma Ejjakhch, Mouhamed Yassine Kadraoui / / Galerie HD - Marrakech Galerie HD 26p 2011 français x 1 Carte Blanche à Amina Benbouchta Dalila Alaoui, Zainab Andalibe, Myriam El Haïk, Soukaina Joual, Amina Benbouchta Amina Benbouchta Dina Naciri, Amina Benbouchta, Kenza Amrouk Fondation CDG - Rabat Fondation CDG 52p 2015 français x 2 Karim Alaoui, Rita Alaoui, Brahim Bachiri, Hicham Benohoud, Mustapha Boujemaoui, Mounat Charrat, Safâa Erruas, Hassan Echair, Ikram Kabbaj, Jamila Lamrani, Fouad Maazouz, Imad Mansour, Abderrahim Kassou Les transculturelles des Abattoirs Metamorphose Khadija Kabbaj Les Abattoirs 40p 2009 français x 1 Georges Rousse, Ilias Selfati, Fatiha Zemmouri Khadija Kabbaj Casablanca Istanbul Modern Celenk Bafra Celenk Bafra, Su Basbugu, Esin Istanbul Modern Zeren Göktan, Zeynep Kayan, Melisa Önel, Banu Cennetoglu, Silvia Bingaz, Cinar Eslek Oya Eczacibasi, Levent Calikoglu, Celenk Bafra Meclis-i Mebusan Caddesi 102p 2011 turque anglais 1 Levent Calikoglu Eskinat Turquie Wachtang Bugadze, Catrin Bolt, Anna Jermolaewa, Markus Krottendorfer, Sonia Leimer, Giorgi Okropiridse, Edith Payer, Roland Rauschmeier, Nino Sekhniaschvili, Konstantin Sulaberidze, Nino Catrin Bolt turque Symposium in Art-Villa Garikula Giorgi Okropiridse Akhalkalaki - 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