Beya Othmani is an art curator from Algeria and Tunisia. Currently, she is the C-MAP Africa Fellow at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), where she conducts research on contemporary art in Africa at the close of the 20th century, plans programs, and co-edits the digital platform post.moma.org. Her recent curatorial projects include M’barek Bouhchichi’s solo presentation for the Selma Feriani Gallery, the three-part exhibition series “Cantando Bajito” at the Ford Foundation Gallery (2024), and the Ljubljana 35th Graphic Arts Biennial (2023), among others.
This public program brought together Nancy Adajania, May Adadol Ingawanij, and Frida Muenala from Mullu for an evening of inquiry into forms and practices of gathering. The speakers, who represent diverse practices in the cultural fields—from art making to curation to institutional leadership—and operate across vast geographies, unpacked their different approaches to assemblies. Among the…
