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New Cairo art space challenges the making of exhibitions and publications

New Cairo art space challenges the making of exhibitions and publications

The door to the flat is ajar, an enthusiastic murmur trickles out to the landing of the old Garden City…
D-CAF picks of the week

D-CAF picks of the week

The Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival returns in its second edition with a month-long program of dance and theater performances, film…
Authorities foil Nasser artifacts smugglers

Authorities foil Nasser artifacts smugglers

Antiquities Minister Mohamed Ibrahim announced Thursday that a special ministry unit had foiled an attempt to smuggle belongings of former…
This week in 1900: Architect Hassan Fathy is born

This week in 1900: Architect Hassan Fathy is born

History will long remember Hassan Fathy for his courageous yet unsuccessful attempt to use architecture as a tool that could…
Spanish photographer documents Egypt’s rich tradition of Moulids celebrations

Spanish photographer documents Egypt’s rich tradition of Moulids celebrations

An amateur Spanish photographer with a passion for reporting, Javier Menendez Bonillahas traveled the world and lived in many countries…
Palestine, 1998: Artist Shuruq Harb questions snapshots in time

Palestine, 1998: Artist Shuruq Harb questions snapshots in time

“Battles of Images” was a series of talks centered around an examination of photojournalism and its links to aid held…
Egyptian film provides poetic and impassioned look at Palestine’s occupation

Egyptian film provides poetic and impassioned look at Palestine’s occupation

Images of the sea and its vociferous waves speak to the uncharted experiences it holds. Images of advertisement billboards in…
Iraqi writer Hassan Blasim has too many stories to tell

Iraqi writer Hassan Blasim has too many stories to tell

In Hassan Blasim’s “The Song of the Goats,” hundreds of Iraqis “were waiting in queues to tell their stories. The…
Three arts festivals hit downtown Cairo this April with new visions

Three arts festivals hit downtown Cairo this April with new visions

On one end of the concrete wall blocking Qasr al-Aini Street stands a small grocery store with a red façade.…
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