Rabat – The Abla Ababou Gallery in Rabat is set to open a powerful new group exhibition titled “Alone Together” this month. The gallery has invited the public to come and enjoy their work.
Curated by Khalil Nemmaoui, the exhibition brings together a group of well-known and emerging artists who explore ideas of isolation, connection, and collective emotion through contemporary art.
The title “Alone Together” reflects the feeling of being united through shared solitude, a theme that has become especially meaningful in recent years.
The featured artists include Zineb Andress Arraki, Aurèle Andrews Benmejdoub, Hakim Benchekroun, Céline Croze, Bilal El Harousse, Nezar El Hijri, Amine Houari, Houda Kabbaj, Lamia Naji, and Iman Zaoin.
Each artist brings a unique style and story to the exhibition. The artworks offer personal reflections on solitude, social disconnection, and the ways people seek meaning and comfort in a fast-changing world.
The gallery’s founder, Abla Ababou, is known for supporting Moroccan contemporary art and providing a space for important conversations through creative expression. This exhibition continues her gallery’s mission of showcasing bold artistic voices and encouraging dialogue between artists and audiences.
Since its founding in 2016 by Abla Ababou, the gallery, located at 57 Avenue Mehdi Ben Baraka, has established itself as a key venue for showcasing Moroccan and African contemporary art.
The gallery hosts several exhibitions each year, often accompanied by artist talks, panel discussions, and collaborations with curators and institutions from across Africa, Europe, and beyond.
