Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane Catalogue

Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane Catalogue

Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane Catalogue is a carefully selected piece from Somerset House Shop. Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane Catalogue The catalogue produced to accompany Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane , an exhibition of works by Hassan Hajjaj at Somerset House, October 5 2017 - January 7 2018. A homecoming exhibition of the British-Moroccan artist, showcasing his vibrant fusion of contemporary cultures through new and celebrated works. Born and raised in Larache, Hajjaj moved to the UK aged twelve, but has spent much of his life travelling between the two countries and cultures. His artworks reflect his nomadic lifestyle and the relationships he has formed with a variety of characters along the way, from musicians to artists and athletes to street performers. These individuals inspire Hajjaj's diverse artworks from photographic portraits to video installations, sculpture, music, design and handcrafted objects. Details Reversible Headscarf / Necktie courtesy of Bwana Willy for SOBOYE Hand painted enamel mug courtesy of Loaf Lifestyle Please note that the headscarf and mug are not included in the purchase

Ideal for readers, collectors and anyone building a thoughtful art, design or culture library. Chosen for its connection to art, design, fashion and contemporary culture, this product works well as a considered present or as a distinctive addition to your own collection.

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Each item in the shop is curated to sit alongside exhibitions, makers and cultural stories. Hassan Hajjaj: La Caravane Catalogue offers an accessible way to bring that point of view into everyday life, whether you are browsing for yourself, choosing a gift, or looking for something with a strong visual identity.