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Amal Kenawy: Society and the street

Amal Kenawy: Society and the street

As part of the 12th International Cairo Biennale, the Palace of the Arts is currently hosting a multimedia installation by…
Archiving Egypt: ‘Yesterday’s Egypt in Color’ sends hundreds of postcards

Archiving Egypt: ‘Yesterday’s Egypt in Color’ sends hundreds of postcards

A coffee table book,  “L’Egypte d’Antan en Couleurs” (Yesterday’s Egypt in Color) is a collaboration between Robert Solé, a major…
Movement and identity: Q&A with Karima Mansour, Part I

Movement and identity: Q&A with Karima Mansour, Part I

♫ Egyptian dancer and choreographer Karima Mansour graduated with both a B.A. and a Masters degree in Contemporary Dance from…
Arab art figures call for a decisive stance on terrorism

Arab art figures call for a decisive stance on terrorism

A number of Egypt-based artists have voiced anger toward the recent attack on an Alexandria church that killed 21 and…
Islamic Art in Italy

Islamic Art in Italy

The al-Sabah Collection: Art of the Islamic Civilization is currently in its world premiere at the Royal Palace (Palazzo Reale)…
Year Ender: Best overlooked cinema

Year Ender: Best overlooked cinema

“Boy” (New Zealand). Coming-of-age films are usually little more than a list of calculated clichés— the loss of innocence, the…
Year Ender: Best Arab cinema

Year Ender: Best Arab cinema

"The Forgotten Ones" (Morocco). An acclaimed film that received many awards worldwide, "The Forgotten Ones," from writer-director Hassan Benjelloun, tackles…
Year Ender: Best Arabic books

Year Ender: Best Arabic books

“Moqtanayat Wust el-Balad” (Downtown Collection) by Mekkawi Said. This collection of short stories from the award-winning author of “Swan song”…
Off Biennale: The city tomorrow

Off Biennale: The city tomorrow

In spite of some of its darker offerings--oil paintings of ghostly figures, photos of gutted Cairo landmarks, a large work…
Egypt’s Museums XIII: The Suzanne Mubarak Science Exploration Center

Egypt’s Museums XIII: The Suzanne Mubarak Science Exploration Center

Cats love science. They noticeably outnumbered the human visitors at the Suzanne Mubarak Science Exploration Center, even on what employees…
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