Culture

  Amid the hype surrounding the upcoming presidential election, little is being said or done by the contestants to address…

Xenia Nikolskaya’s collection of photographs, “Dust,” currently on display in the Townhouse first floor gallery space, opens the doors to…

It was sometime between the months of March and May 2002 when a curfew was imposed on Ramallah, making daily…

Since 17 April, some 2000 prisoners in Israeli jails embarked on an open-ended hunger strike to protest the conditions of…

Ajam Band is not just a musical group; it is a project of cultural preservation and revitalization. Their music is…

A Bahraini doctor, a female Yemeni writer and an Egyptian football player were sitting on a stage last week to…

In his lecture performance at the Alexandria Contemporary Art Forum’s symposium “Times are changing, what will art do about it?”…

  Al-Azhar rejected and expressed deep concern over Iran’s intention to produce a movie that personifies the Prophet Mohamed and…

Ghada Khalifa began as an amateur poet. “I first made an exhibition of my paintings. I wrote some text for…

  Since the 18th century, Egypt has had a public authority responsible for the registration, inventory and security of its…