All posts tagged "art"

In the 1960s, Russian ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, who is widely considered the greatest male ballet dancer...

Farida Zahran is an Egyptian director and writer living in Brooklyn, New York. With awards under her...

In what ways do data and narrative interact? Are we driven by the data, or by the...

We all know the magic of a Cairene sunset: the colours reflecting on the Nile, clouds catching...

English actor Riz Ahmed made history on Monday after becoming the first Muslim to ever be nominated...

I recall the first time I ever saw an Egyptian advertisement. It was in the early 2000s...

There’s always something happening or something to do at the small, but bustling island of Zamalek. Hugged...

Evolution is what defines Naila’s artistic career; letting her art speak for itself and carry with it...

Saudi Arabia’s first ever Red Sea International Film Festival is set to take place in November, Variety...

Art, in its true sense, can represent a multitude of meanings; it can help us ponder, feel,...

Freelancing has become a popular method of a work lifestyle in recent years, as evidenced in the...

In the age of Instagram, anyone can churn out visual content, but not all visual content is...

In her most recent music video ‘You Are’, 28-year-old Malak El Husseiny echoes an “oceanic” feeling; reflecting...

Renowned Egyptian actor Ezzat El-Alaili died aged 86 on Friday, according to an official announcement by his...

  This week’s episode of the Egyptian Streets Podcast features Deena Mohamed, one of Egypt’s few published...

Is art political? It is, perhaps, the most vulnerable medium to express our internal and external turmoil...

In the final scene of the film ‘This is My Night’, Azza, a mother, played by Nahed...