Tangier

Bahija Sajid uses a monologue that blends plastic poetry and lyrical prose to reclaim her gesture of transmission. The performance combines hand-weaving and singing, exploring the transmission of stories and craft skills.

L'éloge du sensible is a chapter in a new series of photos and videos by artist Hamedine Kane, stemming from his iconographic research for the project "Le livre d'image, Africa XXI #1, Les luttes". Anchored in a perpetual wandering movement, this approach explores the manifestations of the living, bypassing anxiety-provoking social and political situations. Kane favors intimate, secret spaces of production, mobilizing the power of becoming in motion. Unlike power, which is often oppressive, power always belongs to and serves the people. The confinement and violence inflicted on the people are not inevitable, for with power, the people engage in a permanent revolutionary process.

"Dima Dayma" is the steroid-boosted, Cornelian autobiography of a polymer who would have preferred death to eternal wandering. Tossed about by the wind, the ragmen and the waves, a plastic bag recounts its misadventure to anyone who will listen. The story is supplemented by valuable information from waste management professionals, a former ragpicker and members of civil society...

For its second Panel Talk, Think Tangier will continue to elaborate on the destiny of cities and their transformations accelerated by exogenous factors. This meeting launches their new cycle entitled "Synthetic Agencies".

In conjunction with Hamedine Kane's solo show at the Ibn Battuta Museum, the artist is offering an exclusive screening of three of his short films in the Agora. The screening will be accompanied by a talk with Senegalese curator Fatima Bintou Rassoul Sy about one of the artist's latest projects, which investigates the disastrous consequences of industrial fishing on Dakar's fishing communities. La Maison Bleue, Habiter le monde, A l'ombre de nos fantômes

While discovering the city by bike with MJ Bike, you'll have the opportunity to use your QALAM to draw and capture the surrounding details. This activity combines art and sustainable mobility, allowing you to enjoy the city while minimizing your ecological footprint.