"Something Else" will run for 45 days, connecting Egyptian artists with the international scene. In interview, Rehab Ragaee takes Ahram Online behind the scenes of the upcoming 45-day event
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Cinematic and true to life, the film tells the story of Portuguese President Manuel Teixeira Gomes who left his post to live more authentically
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The Sculpture Salon in it's second edition features 57 artists
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Renowned veteran actor Gamil Rateb died on 19 September in Cairo at the age of 92
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Artist Habby Khalil revisits Egypt's notorious serial killers with 11 images in a creative photography exhibition
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The programme also featured two performances from Karima Mansour
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Aya Tarek’s Sprezzatura exhibition poses many questions as it tries to connect what would otherwise be an arbitrary collection of works
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Possession was performed twice during D-Caf festival, and is directed by Tom Bailey
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Lula Del Ray was staged several times between 10 and 13 March at Hanager Theatre
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The symposium ran 22 January to 9 March, featuring four international artists and 12 Egyptians
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The solo exhibition of paintings and sculptures by Egyptian artist Hady Boraey runs at Art Talks until 25 February
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Ahram Online spoke with composer Mohamed Naglah about the creative process of performing live music for silent films
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The exhibition is her first solo show, running from 8 to 13 January at the Egyptian Centre for International Cooperation
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A trek through the mountains of Sinai offers some stunning scenery, the peace of the desert, nights under twinkling stars and a distinctive Bedouin culture. Following the Sinai Trail makes it all possible
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The exhibition presents a selection of paintings, drawings, photographs and prints from Morsi's 70-year career
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The festival, which opened on Tuesday, will run between 21 and 30 November, featuring 175 films from 53 countries
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The award-winning film explores life for teachers and pupils at a boarding school for 7 to 12-year-olds in Ireland
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After starting in New York, the storytelling performance made its international debut in Cairo, co-directed by Eliza Simpson, Amanda Lederer and Dalia Bassiouny
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Two Egyptians, Ahmad El-Abi and Karim El-Hayawan, are among 20 featured photographers at the The Arab World Institute in Paris, part of the the Second Biennial of Photography in the Contemporary Arab World
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Screened twice at the Gouna Film Festival, this slow-moving, gently humorous movie follows an elderly man – played by Mahmoud Hemeida – who fears being phased out like the dinosaurs
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