Painting

Inji Efflatoun in Prison (1959–1963): Painting the Unrenewable

Inji Efflatoun (1924-1989) was an Egyptian painter as well as a Marxist and feminist activist. From June 1959 to July 1963, she was imprison

REMNEV'S CARNATION

"Andrey Remnev" is almost a perfect rhyme for "Andrey Rublev". It is not an attempt to praise or to joke. Such an association arose in my mi

ZAT by Karim Abd Elmalak

“As in art, so in people,” is a phrase the artist, Karim Abd Elmalak, has expressed to define his latest upcoming collection. The beauty of

COLLISION by Ahmed Farid

The animating concept behind Farid’s latest creative output has been his oscillating notions on the realities of conflict and competition ov

L'ORIENT by Katherine Bakhoum

Bakhoum’s landscapes are ephemeral dreamscapes conjured from the artist’s rich imagination, one might even associate these impressions with

Sanctuary

Ashraf Zamzami, a genuine one-of-a-kind talent, has presented another thunderous collection of works in his distinctive art brut (outsider a