You can’t ignore it, contemporary makers with Moroccan roots are setting the tone. This exhibition is just as layered and multifaceted as the creations on display. In MOḌA – ‘fashion’ in colloquial Moroccan and Tamazight – fashion and art merge. It brings together the artistic work and personal stories of more than forty internationally recognised names and local talents. As fashion statements, their creations are both explicit and subtle. These game changers from Morocco and the Moroccan diaspora in the Netherlands redefine fashion, each from a unique perspective, but connected by their relationship to fashion, the creative process and Morocco. 

From Cosmopolitan to Monumental
MOḌA captures the many layers and complexity of Moroccan (diasporic) cultures. The exhibition, curated by Ninke Bloemberg and Zineb Seghrouchni, comprises about one hundred works. Leading you across seven inspiring themes – from the monumental to the cosmopolitan – that showcase the powerful blend and richness of Moroccan influence across time and cultures. A space where fashion and art merge.

The Book
Explore our curated book, published by Kulte Editions and Wbooks, lavishly illustrated with interviews, spotlights, visual and written essays. Get your copy here!

Epic gatherings
During MOḌA Fest, a festival-like afternoon, the exhibition comes to life. Where you can immerse yourself in the conversations that bring these fashion stories to life, through gatherings, music and screenings. The epic opening of MOḌA was a vision realized, with friends, family, and royalty gathered, bringing together the finest voices in Moroccan culture, fashion and the diaspora in one space.