This is what a hand-picked selection looks like.
A limited edition screenprint by Mehdi Annassi aka. MACHIMA in a custom metallic frame. One of hundreds of carefully curated works available at the store, chosen for their craft as much as their image.
From emerging voices to established names across North Africa and beyond.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
"Kite VII" — Abdellah Aboulhamid.
From the series "One Thread to The Sky"; a rooftop, a figure, a kite disappearing into the air above the city. The work asks where freedom lives in the everyday.
Part of "What We Witness, We Carry", on view through May 2026
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
"What We Witness, We Carry" brings together Zineb Bouchra, Saif Fradj, Ibouyen, Abdelmounaim Yousfi, Adem Yahiaoui & Abdellah Aboulhamid. Currently on view.
Free entry.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
Steel. Salt. Palm trees at dusk. A landscape testifying.
Saif Fradj's "Autumn of The Earth, Spring of The Comprador" spans photography, installation, and sculpture. Each work a document of a land in transformation.
Part of "What We Witness, We Carry" on view through May 2026. Free entry.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
Pop culture. Folk memory. Coins. Tattoos. Abstraction.
L'BLASSA walls don't pick a lane, and neither do we.
Works by Mohamed Smyej, Amine Habti, Toka Assal and more. Every poster available framed or unframed, in multiple sizes, shipped anywhere in the world.
Two hands. Two worlds. One language.
Ibouyen's "Main Lunaire" and "Main Solaire"; a diptych that maps memory, myth, and belonging onto the oldest human symbol. Part of "What We Witness, We Carry", on view through May 2026.
Free entry.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
One address. A print store, a gallery, a reason to wander off the medina path.
L'BLASSA ART SPACE is open daily in Guéliz — free entry, worldwide shipping on everything in the store.
Postcards from 20 Dhs. Posters from 150 to 900 Dhs. Current exhibition "What We Witness, We Carry" through May 2026.
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📍 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
Lost in the good kind of way.
The store is made for this: unhurried, curious, discovering something you didn't know you needed.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz
Some rooms change the way you breathe.
Zineb Bouchra's "In Between" — part of her Fragments series — transforms the gallery into something between a body and a landscape. On view as part of "What We Witness, We Carry" through May 2026.
Free entry. Come as you are.
📍 L'BLASSA ART SPACE, 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz — Marrakech
You'll find us between the postcard spinner and the palm.
The print store + gallery — postcards from 20 Dhs, posters from 150 to 900 Dhs, and a current exhibition you don't want to miss.
Free entry. Worldwide shipping. 🌍
📍 38 rue Tarik bnou Ziad, Guéliz — Marrakech
Zineb Bouchra (b. 2001, Morocco) — "Fragments" / شروخ
February 29, 1960. An earthquake destroyed Agadir in 15 seconds. Over 12,000 people died. Zineb was born decades later — and went looking through the city's archive for what persisted.
Her Agadir Earthquake Series renders the event through abstraction: fragments suspended in mid-fall across dark canvases, colliding and scattering. Then her practice shifts. The In Between Series transforms that same mark-making language into something luminous — bougainvillea blooming in purples, pinks, and pale greens. The same gestures that testified to loss now testify to growth.
11 mixed media canvases. Two series. One continuous gesture — from darkness into light.
Presented as part of What We Witness, We Carry — a collective showcase during @154artfair
Marrakech, February 2026.
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Adem Yahiaoui (b. 1987, Algeria) — "10,000 Years" / ١٠٠٠٠ سنة
Tassili N'Ajjer, southeastern Algeria. A UNESCO World Heritage site holding over 15,000 ancient rock engravings and paintings. Adem has returned three times — 2014, 2018, 2025 — building a decade-long archive on B&W film.
The desert is not empty. The engravings are not relics. Tuareg and local communities live here alongside marks made 10,000 years ago, under the same light, in the same wind. Archive and home are the same place.
15 B&W film photographs.
Featured in UNESCO's Patrimoine mondial africain: Une diversité remarquable, October 2025.
Presented as part of What We Witness, We Carry — a collective showcase during @154artfair
Marrakech, February 2026.
Inquire for available works.
