Golf Project: Mohammed Laouli/ مشروع الغولف محمد العولي

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TextPublication details: Kulte Editions; 2014Description: 56p; 25x18cmISBN:

9789954915455

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Summary: "With Golf Project , Mohammed Laouli invites the inhabitants of his neighborhood in Salé, on the outskirts of Rabat, to come and play golf at the bottom of their building. In the heart of this disenchanted area, the invitation takes on a subversive dimension that this publication echoes: playing with the accessories of power and overthrowing the natural order. Mohammed Laouli (born in 1972 in Rabat, lives and works in Salé, Morocco ) studied philosophy before devoting himself to the visual arts. His installations and videos, free of all artistic codes and references, challenge. They show and demystify Moroccan social reality. Text: Morad Montazami. "

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	SAF Reference Library	Visual Arts	N4390-5098 120.465 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		2875

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"With Golf Project , Mohammed Laouli invites the inhabitants of his neighborhood in Salé, on the outskirts of Rabat, to come and play golf at the bottom of their building. In the heart of this disenchanted area, the invitation takes on a subversive dimension that this publication echoes: playing with the accessories of power and overthrowing the natural order.
Mohammed Laouli (born in 1972 in Rabat, lives and works in Salé, Morocco ) studied philosophy before devoting himself to the visual arts. His installations and videos, free of all artistic codes and references, challenge. They show and demystify Moroccan social reality. Text: Morad Montazami. "

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