Yto Barrada's Exhibition at Mathaf Museums

Yto Barrada's exhibition is composed of photographs, films, videos, sculptures, prints, and fabric works that focus on "threads of regeneration and growth in social and geological transformation".

The works highlight the importance of the vernacular in processes of decomposition and revival, drawing on histories of nation-building and post-independence strategies of resistance in social and domestic life.

An award-winning artist who has also held numerous solo exhibitions internationally, Moroccan-French artist Yto Barrada’s work engages with self-education, architecture, palaeontology, botany, and modernist histories, in order to explore forms of knowledge production.

Upon arrival at the museum, ticketholders must present a “green” health status on the Ehteraz virus-tracing app. Each person will also be checked for a normal temperature reading at the entrance.
Visitors (12 years of age and above) are required to bring and wear a mask. Hand sanitizer stations are placed throughout the location encouraging visitors to keep their hands clean. Signage reminding visitors to keep a safe distance from other visitors is also be visible on site.

Book your ticket here: https://visit.qm.org.qa/arab-museum-of-modern-art#tkttb-exhibition