In early 2012, El Glaoui's work was exhibited alongside Churchill's Moroccan paintings of Marrakech, as proposed by El Glaoui's daughter and curated by Daniel Robbins at the London Leighton House Museum.[3] The 2014 Marrakesh Biennale also showed the pairing.[13][14] His children are also in the fine arts industry. Touria El Glaoui started the contemporary African art fair 1:54,[15] and Ghizlan El Glaoui paints in a mosaic style.[16] His grandson Brice Bexter is a rising actor.[17]