Bibliothek
Arkan Plaza, Extension of Sheikh Zayed District, Giza, Tel 010 66860098/010 66500748
“Botanica Magica” photography exhibition by Wael Abed showcasing the art and nature of the majestic Mazhar Botanic Garden (2-18 June).
Cairo Opera Complex
Gezira Exhibition Grounds, Zamalek
Salah Taher gallery
Tel 02 2739 0132/0144
Exhibition of paintings by Amany Farid (12- 16 June).
Cervantes Institute
20 Boulos Hanna St, Dokki, Tel 02 3760 1746
Part of the official launch of SABBART Vol. II, “Sabbart: The Four Elements- Water, Air, Earth, Fire” exhibition showcases a collection of drawings and cartoons on the environmental issues such as protecting nature and sustainability (closing15 June).
Czech Embassy
4 Al Dokki Street, Giza, behind the German School, Tel 02 3333 9700/01
“Treasures of Czechia”, an exhibition on Czechia’s UNESCO heritage. Czech artist Markéta Zlesáková displays her unique work inspired by Czech folk ornamentation and Arabic calligraphy and ornament. The artworks will remain on display along the Czech Embassy wall (2 April- end of July).
Falak 369
7 Gamal El-Din Abou El-Mahasen St, ground floor, Garden City, Cairo, Tel 01207700236/01064777808
“Dear Ramadan” exhibition Czech painter Markéta Zlesáková is organised by the Czech Centres and the Czech Embassy in Cairo. The exhibition offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore the artist’s latest works created during a three-month residency in Cairo. Zlesáková’s new series marks a significant shift in her artistic journey, bridging the disciplines of large-scale painting, printmaking, and textiles. Working directly on Egyptian decorative fabrics traditionally used during the holy month of Ramadan, the artist creates a dynamic dialogue between classical Islamic ornamentation and contemporary visual storytelling
(closing 9 June).
Italian Cultural Institute
3 El-Sheikh El Marsafy St, Zamalek, Tel 02 2735 5423/2735 8791
“Art Around the World”, exhibition is an inspiring celebration of young artistic talents, this special exhibition highlights the creativity and cultural awareness of student artists, from promising juniors to emerging seniors, showcasing their commitment to artistic excellence and expression. Event Highlights Include: - Certificate Ceremony Honoring the accomplishments of young artists and recognizing their growth, creativity, and dedication to the arts. - Art Exhibition Opening A curated display of student artworks inspired by global cultures and personal narratives, offering a rich and colorful artistic journey. - Live Workshop & Opening Reception An open-air creative experience featuring live music, interactive activities, and a welcoming atmosphere designed to engage guests of all ages. The evening will also be graced by a panel of distinguished Guests of Honor, each contributing a signature artwork and sharing insights that celebrate the power of creative dialogue. Thursday 12 June - 7:00 PM - IIC Admission is free and open to the public.
Italian/Egyptian Centre for Restoration and Antiquities (CIERA)
31 Al Suyuffeya St, Al Helmeya, Cairo, visitors are welcomed by appointments so contact the manager Mr. Salah Ramadan 0100 8716067
Architectural complex of the Mevlevi Dervish “Samaa Khana, Restorations and Restorers” permanent exhibition of the activities of the working/formation sites for the restoration and recovery of the monuments. Visitors are welcomed during the opening hours determined by the Ministry of Antiquities.
Mashrabia Gallery of Contemporary Art
15 Mahmoud Bassiouny St, Downtown, Cairo, Tel 02 2578 4494, open daily from 11am to 8pm except Fridays
“What Remains?” exhibition brings together three artists—Fatma Abu Doma, Farah Elmoatassem, and Egyptian, Armenian, and Greek visual artist Melanie Partamian—whose works emerge from personal geographies and fragmented archives. Moving between memory, identity, and space, the exhibition unfolds across three interconnected spaces: the constant, the transitional, and the reimagined (25 May - 26 June).
Russian Cultural Centre
127 Tahrir St, Dokki Metro Station, Giza, Tel 02 3760 6371
The Egyptian-Russian Friendship Association celebrates the National Day of the Russian Federation and the International Tea Day, through a caricature exhibition organized by artist Fawzy Morsi, Secretary-General of the Egyptian Caricature Association and the originator of the tea celebration idea. The exhibition will feature 65 works by cartoonists from 25 Arab and foreign countries, including artists from Russia (2 - 30 June).
Safarkhan
6 Brazil St, Zamalek, Tel 012 70169291
The second edition of the gallery’s “Anthology” series. Anthology 2025 is as usual headlined by some of the gallery’s marquee resident talents, as well as some of our familiar guest names and features a pair of new ones that we are thrilled to be unveiling to the art loving community here in Egypt for the very first time. This collection sees an impressive assortment of mediums too, with the inclusion of various artforms spanning; sculpture, photography, fabric appliqué, mosaics, and various forms of painting. This year’s anthology gathers new works from established Safarkhan artists: Ibrahim Khatab, Ahmed Saber, Karim Abd Elmalak, Katherine Bakhoum, Neama El Sanhoury, Omar Abdel-Zaher and Tasneem El-Meshad
(1 June and running throughout summer).
Swailam
14 El-Saleh Ayoub St, Zamalek, Tel 02 2735 8900/0111232 4002
“Special Space” exhibition by Hend El-Falafly features works that reflect the artist’s deep engagement with themes of female strength, presence, and emotion, forming a unique artistic expression (18 May - 3 July).
Tahrir Cultural Centre (TCC)
AUC Tahrir Square Campus, Downtown, 24 Falaki St, Downtown Cairo, Tel 012 88721446
Margo Veillon Gallery of Modern Egyptian Art
“Witness, Scenes from the War in Sudan” by Doctors Without Borders/ Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is a compelling multimedia exhibition shedding light on the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan. Curated by Donna Maria Feghali in collaboration with a team of Egyptian creatives, the exhibition offers a storytelling-based experience that brings this underreported crisis to the forefront.
Through evocative photography and testimonies from individuals affected in Sudan, as well as informative artwork and an animated short film, visitors will gain a deeper understanding of the complex realities on the ground. The exhibition invites viewers to witness the resilience of those impacted and the efforts to deliver medical care in the face of conflict and displacement (16 June, 10am-9pm).
Falaki Gallery
“A Piece of Memory 2,” a powerful exhibition by distinguished artist and SHE CAN Programme alumna Sara Medhat, renowned for her work in sustainable art design. Following the success of her participation in the COP27 Conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Medhat returns with a new collection that reflects nostalgia, memory and environmental consciousness (22 - 30 June).
ALEXANDRIA
Bibliotheca Alexandrina
Port Said St, Chatby, Alexandria 21526, Tel (03) 4839999
Archeological Museum
A permanent exhibition on the results of the Archaeological Mission of the University of Turin in Nelson Island.
* A version of this article appears in print in the 5 June, 2025 edition of Al-Ahram Weekly
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