Membership Level change

You have selected the Moyi Issue 7 (français) membership level.

€14.00

Account Information Already have an account? Log in here

Username

Password

Confirm Password

E-mail Address

Confirm E-mail Address

Full Name LEAVE THIS BLANK

Choose Your Payment Method

Check Out with a Credit Card Here Check Out with PayPal

Payment Information We Accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and Discover

Card Number

Expiration Date /

Security Code (CVC) (what's this?)

Join our mailing list.
Moyi Newsletter

Processing...

The Latest Issue

buy a print or digital issue

latest from Instagram

The Bedouin Museum of the Bay of Dakhla, guardian

The Bedouin Museum of the Bay of Dakhla, guardian of the cultural heritage of Saharan Morocco and also known as La Grande Escale (The Grand Stopover), is an impressive architectural project carried out in the Sahara province of Morocco by the architects of the OKA and EGA architectural firms.
The construction of the building was entrusted to these two companies lead by architects Erik Giudice @ega_erikgiudice_architects and Omar Kobbité @oka.architecture , and was thought of as a place that is both unique, meaningful and a reflection of local culture. To achieve this, the architects took as a starting point the structure of traditional nomadic tents.
With its harmonious volumes, this museum blends perfectly into the landscape of Dakhla Bay and offers visitors an incomparable experience.

--

Le musée bédouin de la baie de Dakhla, gardien de l' héritage culturel du Maroc saharien et aussi connu sous le nom de La Grande Escale, est un projet architectural impressionnant réalisé par les architectes des bureaux OKA et EGA dans la province du Sahara au Maroc.
L’ouvrage dont l’édification a été confiée aux cabinets d’architectes d’Erik Giudice @ega_erikgiudice_architects et d’Omar Kobbité @oka.architecture a été pensé comme un lieu à la fois unique, porteur de sens et reflet de la culture locale. Pour ce faire, les architectes ont pris comme point de départ la structure des tentes nomades traditionnelles.
Avec ses volumes harmonieux, ce musée se fond parfaitement dans le paysage de la baie de Dakhla et offre aux visiteurs une expérience incomparable.

© Eric Giudice Architects / Omar Kobbité Architectes

Makonde ebony lamp, by Mkungu. A hand-made ebony h

Makonde ebony lamp, by Mkungu.
A hand-made ebony home accessory by the Makonde tribe from Tanzania.

—

Lampe Makonde en ébène, par Mkungu.
Un objet de décoration en ébène fabriqué à la main par la tribu Makonde en Tanzanie.

Self portrait, Faith Ringgold Oil on canvas —

Self portrait, Faith Ringgold
Oil on canvas

—

Auto-portrait, Faith Ringgold
Huile sur toile

© Faith Ringgold / Brooklyn Museum

This error message is only visible to WordPress admins

Error: Connected account for the user moyimagazine does not have permission to use this feed type.