Dar Al Dall

Throughout the building is an impressive collection of 135 albumen prints varying from iconic depictions of ancient monuments across Africa, to mysterious group portraits.

The albumen printing process is a delicate process so named as it involves coating a sheet of paper with albumen (egg white), making the paper’s surface smooth and glossy.

A stunning piece of contemporary calligraphy, painted in 2023 by our dear friend Noureddine, proudly exhibited at Dar Al Dall.

A composition of tension and fragility from this French abstract painter.

This abstract flowing piece by the Japanese artist at the peak of his creativity is awash with the colours of Morocco radiating a heat and curiosity very at home in our building.

The textures of the city, the hard worn surface that gives the feeling of a life well lived.

This original travel poster speaks to our love of travel, an energetic scene that surely inspired many to cross waters and explore new cultures.

The abstract rhythm of shapes echo the shadows of the city itself.

A vivid portrait of local music from this Moroccan post-war and Contemporary artist.

This large composition anchors our Marrakech living room. Abstract forms and sweeping lines evoke memory, time, and imagined architecture, past and future.

A quiet, symbolic work from Ackerman’s later period, a meditation on presence, passage, and the weight of light.

A curated series of mounted natural objects—stones, shells, crystals—appears throughout the rooms and public spaces. Framed or mounted like artefacts, these sculptural pieces evoke the spirit of 19th-century cabinets of curiosity, inviting quiet wonder.