Culture & Leisure
An online experiment using a genuine painting by Claude Monet has exposed how quickly digital audiences judge visual art when it is labeled as artificial intelligence output. An anonymous conceptual artist known as SHL0MS published a cropped image from Monet’s Nymphéas series on X, attaching......
The Casa Fashion Show 2026 brought together designers, guests, and industry figures in Casablanca for its 21st edition, held from 7 to 9 May at the Sofitel Casablanca Tour Blanche. The event unfolded under the patronage of King Mohammed VI and gathered more than 1,000 attendees in a setting designed......
The Auditorium Pierre Bergé at the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakech is presenting a diverse and ambitious cultural program throughout May 2026, bringing together cinema, opera, and photography in a series of events that place performance and visual expression at the heart of the venue's......
The Fes Festival of World Sacred Music has chosen Germany as its country of honor for the 29th edition, marking seven decades of diplomatic relations between Morocco and Germany. The partnership, established in 1956 just weeks after Moroccan independence, is being commemorated through a shared cultural......
The Moroccan capital is taking a new step in its rise as a global culinary destination. On April 23 and 24, 2026, the Cicchetti brand officially opened its doors within the prestigious The View Hotel Rabat, located in the dynamic Hay Riad district. The result of a strategic alliance between Experienciah,......
A new cultural initiative in Morocco is set to revive interest in the country’s musical heritage as digital platforms reshape listening habits and global trends dominate audiences. The project, titled “Mémoire de la chanson marocaine,” will launch on May 23 at Théâtre......
Grimes has revealed details of her upcoming album Psy Opera, marking her return to music after several years away from the industry. The project follows her 2020 release Miss Anthropocene and introduces a rare collaboration with artificial intelligence, though the artist insists the technology played......
International attention has turned to Morocco after a photo series on female tbourida riders stood out at the World Press Photo Contest. The project, titled “Farīsāt: daughters of gunpowder,” by Italian photographer Chantal Pinzi, captures women performing the traditional equestrian discipline......
Sara Ouhaddou received the BNP Paribas Banque Privée Prize at Art Paris 2026 for her focus on cultural transmission. The event ran from April 8 to 11 at the Grand Palais in Paris. The jury selected her for installations that blend Moroccan artisanal techniques with modern materials. Her series......
Moroccan comedian Mohamed Fatih is set to take the stage in Casablanca on April 17, 2026, presenting his first solo show “Fatih Chahiya,” a performance that reflects a decade of work in stand-up comedy and live performance. The event will be held at the Théâtre Diwane Arts, a......
Italian engineer Filippo Biondi has claimed that his team has detected what they believe is a second Sphinx buried under the Giza Plateau. Using satellite‑based radar technology, the researchers say they have identified subsurface structures that mirror the layout already visible beneath the existing......
The UK government actively considers charging international visitors entry to major national museums and galleries. This would end 25 years of universal free access at sites like the British Museum, National Gallery, and Tate. The Guardian reported Wednesday ministers eye fees to shore up struggling......
The 16th edition of the Abidjan International Book Fair, known by its French acronym SILA, will take place from April 28 to May 2 in Ivory Coast's economic capital, organized around the theme "Read to Build." The announcement was made at a press conference in Abidjan dedicated to outlining......
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