Venise Cadre Gallery (GVCC) – Casablanca

## The venue and its history Venise Cadre Gallery (GVCC) traces its establishment to **1946**, making it one of Morocco's longest-running commercial art spaces. Its history links Orientalist painting, the emergence of modern Moroccan painting and contemporary artistic production. Its official history includes Jacques Majorelle, José Cruz Herrera, Farid Belkahia, Jilali Gharbaoui, Hassan El Glaoui and Mohammed Melehi. The gallery's long timeline offers a perspective on collectors, artistic visibility and the development of Moroccan visual culture. ## Artistic programme and exhibitions Today GVCC highlights **post-internet art**, including Net Art and Web Art, examining how digital networks reshape society, imagery and cultural experience. Its website names Anne Laurence Sowan, Lauren Sowan and Mehdi Hajj Khalifa as part of its management. The cover photograph documents an **earlier** Venise Cadre architectural project, not a verified view of the gallery at its present address. Check current exhibitions and visiting rules directly with the operator. ## Visiting information - **Address :** 25 boulevard Moulay Rachid, Casablanca 20170, Maroc - **Telephone :** consult the official website - **Official website :** [https://www.gvcc.art/about](https://www.gvcc.art/about) - **Hours :** Mon–Fri 9:30 am–7 pm; Sat 10 am–2 pm; closed Sunday and holidays. - Programmes and visiting arrangements may change; check with the venue. ## Related cultural links and sources [Loft Art Gallery](/institutions/loft-art-gallery) · [L’Atelier 21](/institutions/atelier-21-casablanca) [www.gvcc.art](https://www.gvcc.art/about) · [www.awmountassir.ma](https://www.awmountassir.ma/awm_projet/galerie-venise-cadre/)