Latest in Culture Highlight
Latest in Culture
Fritz Lang's masterpiece 'M' revisited in a dark TV series
Checking in on Cologne's oldest Carnival association: the Rote Funken
Ancient New Kingdom’s sandstone workshop discovered in Aswan
It included 5-meter-long criosphinx statue
R. Kelly cancelled: What to do with art made by predatory men?
When a former Nazi forced labor camp houses a bowling club
French Minister of Culture visits gallery showcasing emerging Egyptian artists’ work
Visit aims to feature artistic assets, creations of young Egyptian artists
Two antiquities on display in Egyptian Museum for first time
Announcement made a day after receiving remains of Egyptian ancient mummy
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9th Hakawy Festival: arts for children’s enlightenment
Festival provides platform for eight international troupes along with nine others from Egypt
Zawya screens documentary about Egypt’s only Sumo wrestler
Boody was only Arab wrestler to win Professional Sumo League
6,500 tourists witness sunbeams illuminated Ramses II statue
Sunlight invade through the dark chamber of the Great Temple of Ramses II illuminating the pharaoh’s statue twice a year on 22 February 22 and 22 October.
Anglicisms are 'natural,' but language diversity still essential
AIWFF honours Menna Shalaby
Actress left her mark through participating in significant Egyptian films depicting country’s political scene
Third Awladna International Forum for Arts of Gifted: leap into differently-abled children’s talents
Discrimination, lack of social acceptance main social struggle children with disabilities constantly go through, says UNICEF representative in Egypt
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Egypt retrieves ancient Egyptian gilded coffin smuggled in 2011
Relic retrieved from Metropolitan Museum after investigation
People You May Know: exhibition daringly reflects Egyptian society’s relationships
Marriage, process of objectifying women in Egypt, regardless of the life she’ll have afterwards, says artist
Durban: lessons to learn in urban renewal and regeneration
Authorities detain figures accused of smuggling Egyptian artefacts to Italy
Brother of former finance minister, former Italian consul accused of smuggling 195 artefacts, 21,660 coins
Hepta: The Last Lecture goes international with Indian remake
Film takes audience into seven stages of love
Remembering popular Arab romance stories on Valentine’s Day
As Valentine’s Day knocks on the door, the world celebrates the red day with expressing their affectionate towards their partners. Decades before the love day was internationally recognised, the Arab world see iconic stories of loving couples whom endearment remained unforgettable over the years and even inherited across generations. Those love tales, which were written …
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Titian's reboot of Renaissance painting in Venice
Roman-Ptolemaic maintenance workshop unearthed in North Sinai
An ancient Roman-Ptolemaic maintenance workshop which was used to repair ships during this era was discovered in Til Abu Sefi, North Sinai, the Ministry of Antiquities announced on Tuesday. The workshop was found to be built of bricks. The archaeological site used to be a well-known Roman city called Abu-Sila. Moustafa Waziri, secretary-general of the …
When Dreams Call for Silence: exhibition digging into human inner peace
‘Artwork comes as a result of grappling with silence, for months I dug deep inside my soul, struggling to find quietness,’ says artist
Researchers reveal oldest fossilised traces of motility on Earth
Deposits allowed researchers to re-date appearance of multi-cellular life on earth to 2.1bn years
Country music fans break out the cowboy hats at Berlin festival
The Daughter of the Nile: The TCC’s women empowering exhibition
While most of the females during the middle of the 20th century cared the most about establishing a house of their own and being crowned with the social label of being a good housewife, Doria Shafik, an Egyptian poet, fought for her peers to have an equivalent life to men, including the right to vote. …
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Tahrir Cultural Centre to revive Egypt’s art scene
For 100 years, The American University in Cairo (AUC) has been an educational hub which brought the world some of the most prominent intellectuals, as well as has been a home to several hardworking and world-changing figures who managed to reshape Egypt’s modern history in the different fields. The long-established university celebrated its centennial on …
Unseen sides of Egypt
Top pictures posted on Instagram by amateur photographers
Classic motorcade from Sixth of October to Fifth Settlement
All age groups of classic car lovers, from young children to older people, participated
Egyptian mosque nominated for world architecture award
Basuna Mosque is located in one of Sohag’s poorest villages
