Culture

When it was announced that Michel Gondry (“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind,” “The Science of Sleep”) would direct “The…

The nineteenth-century British photographer Francis Frith made his reputation in the 1850s with his iconic photographs of Egypt and the…

There is, perhaps, an upside to novelists laboring in relative obscurity. While a recent Christian-Muslim unity concert in Alexandria was…

This Saturday’s Cairo Photo Marathon, a one-day photography experiment sponsored by the Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute (DEDI) and International Media…

In terms of non-violent protest, few things can be as emotionally engaging as music, a fact clearly reflected in the…

Shamei Asaad is neither a Coptic intellectual nor an activist. He is a Christian engineer who grew up in a…

Egyptian censors will delay the screening of American movie “Fair Game” in Egypt for at least a week, according to…

– What do you do, again? Sorry, I never seem to get it right. – I am a curator. –…

In an unfortunate example of life imitating art, a concert headlined by the musicians featured in critically-acclaimed independent Egyptian film…

Egyptian dancer and choreographer Karima Mansour graduated with both a B.A. and a Masters degree in contemporary dance from the…