All posts tagged "paintings"

In a world that has long been unkind to women, Egyptian artist Zeinab Al Sageny has found...

A champion of women’s rights and freedom was none other than Gazbeia Sirry. Born in 1925, raised...

There is little more ubiquitous in Arab art than Egyptian rural communities; colorful and dynamic, these locales...

In Inji Efflatoun’s life, there were long talks of leaked dreams, where freedom plastered every tongue, and...

Tucked in the Fayyoum basin area were human portraits that melded the Roman and Egyptian cultures into...

Youth participation is one of the core driving forces of sustainable development. The Art of Hope contest,...

The bustling and historic art-filled streets of Zamalek might seem to contrast sharply with the tree-lined, suburban...

As Valentine’s Day is widely celebrated as an annual recognition and celebration of romance, Egyptian streets are...

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