Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

The Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is a contemporary and present-day workmanship gallery in Rabat, Morocco which opened in 2014. It is one of fourteen exhibition halls of the National Foundation of Museums of Morocco. The historical center ministers current and contemporary Moroccan and global workmanship. The MMVI is the principal substantial scale exhibition hall worked in Morocco since autonomy from France in 1956. It was the main Moroccan open historical center to meet International Museographer Standards.

The gallery houses crafted by 200 Moroccan craftsmen, including Hassan Hajjaj and Ahmed Yacoubi. The gallery clergymen Moroccan masterful creation in the plastic and visual expressions from the earliest starting point of the twentieth century onwards. The gallery esteems present day and contemporary Moroccan culture and also Moroccan masterful and social legacy and makes it open to general society. This includes referencing, investigating, saving and advancing the specialty of Morocco. The exhibition hall acquaints workmanship with youngsters, advances fine arts by youngsters and shows regard for craftsmanship.

It likewise shows the history of workmanship and helps logical research in the masterful field. The gallery took ten years to work in focal Rabat. The exhibition hall's design fuses highlights of Rabat's character and urbanism Morocco's social assorted iety; the amicability of Morocco's mainstream legacy and revamped conventional themes. The design connects past to give Arab-Moorish motivation in a cutting-edge building. In any case, the outline is likewise an announcement of the will to proceed in Morocco an entrenched convention of advancement.