Morocco: Think Tanger, ten years of existence for a collective thinking about the city
Think Tanger, a collective of artists, architects, entrepreneurs, and researchers, celebrates its ten-year anniversary, focusing on urban transformation in Tangier.
Think Tanger is a collective that has spent a decade addressing the significant urban changes occurring in the city of Tangier, Morocco. Comprising a diverse group of artists, architects, entrepreneurs, and researchers, the organization aims to create spaces and tools for residents to express their opinions about these transformations. Over the years, Think Tanger has organized numerous cultural workshops, conferences, exhibitions, and even published a journal to stimulate community engagement in the urban development process of the city.
The ambiance at Think Tanger's workspace reflects its mission; it is both studious and creative, filled with sociological, historical, and architectural publications as well as showcasing works from Moroccan artists. Located in the bustling downtown area of Tangier, at the Kiosk on Rue Velasquez, this space serves as a hub for collaboration among artists, researchers, and urban planners. It stands as a testament to the collective's commitment to fostering a dialogue between the city’s residents and the ongoing changes in their environment.
By bringing together diverse disciplines and perspectives, Think Tanger not only empowers local citizens but also contributes to a broader understanding of the forces shaping urban life in Moroccan cities. The collective’s activities reflect a growing awareness of the importance of cultural and intellectual engagement in addressing urban challenges, positioning Tangier as a city where art and community life are intertwined with urban planning and development efforts.