The Mothership in Tangier, created by multimedia artist Yto Barrada, serves as an experimental arts center, offering workshops and hosting artist residencies focused on textiles.
Barrada’s caravan, a gift from her husband Sean Gullette, not only serves as a guesthouse for visiting artists but also reflects her personal narrative and artistic influences.
Inspired by the historical context of Romany caravans and Roald Dahl’s playhouse, Barrada’s caravan has a deep connection to both artistry and education through her family’s foundation.
Darna, founded by Barrada's mother, not only supports local youth in Tangier but also contributes to the creation and assembly of artistic spaces in the community.
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