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About Comptoir des Mines Galerie

Built in 1932, this historic building housed Comptoir des Mines, a trading company in mining equipment and explosives, with offices, staff accommodation and warehouses for equipment and goods spread between the two wings of the building and the adjoining hangar. The building was abandoned in the 1990s, but has since hosted parallel artistic events during the Marrakech Biennial. In 2016, Hicham Daoudi had a conviction: to revive a long-forgotten Art Deco jewel and transform it into an atypical art venue, to support the local art scene and enrich the artistic dynamism of the city and the artistic influence of the country. Among the many rich artistic collaborations: Fatiha Zemmouri, Khadija Jayi, Katya Traboulsi, Bachir Demnati, Simohammed Fettaka, Mohamed Arejdal, Mustapha Akrim, Mouhcine Rahaoui, Hassan Darsi, Diadji Diop, Reda Boudina, Hassan Bourkia, Khalil Nemmaoui, Yasmina Alaoui - all Moroccan and foreign artistic geniuses with strong techniques and messages, and poignant stories that echo the gallery's DNA. In 2021, Comptoir des Mines Galerie launched MAJAZ. Conceived as an artistic incubator, MAJAZ is an independent artistic programme that supports emerging artists in the producing their very first solo exhibitions. Every year, several hundred encounters between art lovers and collectors are created and renewed through in situ vernissages, collaborative projects with museums and institutions, and international art fairs in which we participate. Comptoir des Mines Galerie has quickly become a place where people can meet, discover and celebrate art, a team that works meticulously to raise the profile and promote talent.