Marwan Rechmaoui

born 1964

Marwan Rechmaoui, ‘Monument for the Living’ 2001–8
Monument for the Living 2001–8
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Artworks

Marwan Rechmaoui, ‘Monument for the Living’ 2001–8

Marwan Rechmaoui Monument for the Living

2001–8
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society T13193
Marwan Rechmaoui, ‘Beirut Caoutchouc’ 2004–8

Marwan Rechmaoui Beirut Caoutchouc

2004–8
T13192

Film and audio
Talking Point

Why I Love: Marwan Rechmaoui's Monument for the Living

Hear our staff talk about their favourite artworks
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Marwan Rechmaoui: 'I'm interested in urban phenomenon'

We visit Marwan Rechmaoui in Beirut to hear how the city has inspired his work

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