All posts tagged "art"

The Bibliotheca Alexandrina is set to join the Metropolitan Opera’s international transmission network on October 3, with...

An uproar erupted on social media after photographs appeared to show workers removing a graffiti wall in...

Text and Photos by Dina Manousr Deep into the small alleys of “Maqaber El Mamaleek” (known as...

By Diana Shanaa Egyptian painter Nourine Hammad, who specializes in hyperrealism, is currently one of the few...

It is said that a picture is a poem without any words, and one of the ways...

In celebration of the 96th birthday of the iconic Egyptian painter Tahia Halim, dubbed Lover of Nubia,...

In a fast paced city where growing pressures are more demanding than ever before, modern day stress...

After almost four decades of contributing to the local and international art scene of illustration, graphic design,...

Amid an atmosphere of anticipation, Egyptian coastal city Alexandria prepares itself for the inauguration of the city’s...

Egypt mourns the loss of one of its most esteemed actors, Nour El-Sherif, who has passed away...

This article was published in 2015 before Mr Kamy passed away on 14 December 2018. The article...

By Rana Khaled In an attempt to document the remains of Alexandria and its architectural heritage, a...

Ubuntu Art Gallery, an art space that popped up in Zamalek in October 2014, is showcasing the...

Throughout history, art was a platform for people to express themselves away from the constraints of language....

British graffiti legend Banksy, known for his street art that is often political in nature, has gone...

In May 2014, the Cairo Institute for Liberal Arts and Sciences was granted a hefty fund by...

By Eleonora Vio, Community Times. Photos courtesy of Noon Creative Enterprise. Earlier this year, the United Nations...