Ali Abdel Mohsen’s new artworks still scream out “WHY?”
These days, there is less blood to spill and more bile to swallow
These days, there is less blood to spill and more bile to swallow
Here are the tips from our culture team this week
From making music for Sufi dhikr rituals to the popularity of musique concrète
"It’s a big scared film in small country that’s run by guys who are scared of everything."
This week is ideal for those who live in Cairo’s busy city center, with many events being hosted by various art spaces in downtown, including two solo exhibition openings, a publication…
The Dubai festival seems to be helping Egyptian cinema overcome its artistic slump
The second in our series on Egyptology, archaeology and heritage management in Egypt.
In a new series, Maha ElNabawi speaks to music professionals about the term “industry”.
The state just announced its secret view of "Egypt's fourth pyramid."
There are a lot of worthwhile films to see this week, as well as live music and Huda Lutfi's solo show.
Despite weaknesses, this is technically and thematically Abu Zikry's most sophisticated work yet
The exiled intellectual does not aspire to acclaim, fame or awards.
How communities interact and change one another through war and material culture has long been of concern for Shawky
We tried to continue to grow Mada Masr’s arts writing in ambition and scope.
17 assassinations over a century of Iranian history have been re-staged for spectacular photographs
2016 has seen multiple films produced independently from Egypt’s major production companies reach commercial cinemas
A text in the form of a music album: On Meeting Points 8: Both Sides of the Curtain
Sometimes being simplistic, clichéd and politically problematic is exactly what a film needs to succeed.
This week is all about the music as 2016 comes to an end. Below you can find several concerts (and even a new year’s eve bash with loads of live…
Maha ElNabawi's moving & reinvigorating selection of this year's best releases from Egypt and beyond.
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