All posts tagged "arts"

Internationally acclaimed Mahmoud Reda Folklore Dance Troupe is set to perform in Melbourne, Australia as part of...

By Aswat Masriya Renowned Egyptian novelist and writer Gamal al-Ghitani died Sunday at the age of 70,...

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Permanent Mission of Egypt to the United Nations hosted...

Originally published on al.arte.magazine It is springtime. The year is 950. You are in Córdoba, the capital...

As the Cairene music scene grows ever so vibrant, Cairo International Jazz Festival (CJF) returns for the...

On September 5, the world renowned Greek-American musician Yiannis Chryssomallis, popularly known as Yanni, has announced on...

Two belly-dancers who had been charged with debauchery and the promotion of immorality in their music videos...

The Grand Egyptian Museum, which is set to be Egypt’s largest and primary museum, will have international...

In a time when the materialistic world and its achievements seem to lie at the heart of...

By Rana Khaled Have you ever imagined that the visually impaired might still have a chance to...

By Nayera Yasser, Daily News Egypt The spot light on three girls, faces that could be seen...

Cinema, unlike many forms of art and literature, can be very easy to grasp. It opens up...

It’s every film director’s dream to be showing at the Cannes Film Festival, one of the most...

“You are not allowed to do this here,” boomed a slightly underweight and frail-looking security guard at...

By Nada Deyaa’, Daily News Egypt “Please forgive him ,” said Prime Minster Ibrahim...

The 20th Century was a time when Egyptian arts, and especially music, had ripened and matured to...

After five years of restoration, the Egyptian Museum in Turin announced the completion of its $53.6 million...