Caravan Festival of the Arts

Caravan Festival of the Arts is pleased to present

 'The Road Ahead'

An exhibition that helps build bridges of friendship, understanding and respect between cultures and faiths.

Participants include a diverse range of visual artists from the Middle East, including some of the Arab world’s leading contemporary artists, and foreign artists resident in Egypt and abroad.

Opening night 26 April from 6pm
Exhibition continues until 5 May
St. John’s Church
Maadi, Cairo
[Corner of Port Said Road and Road 17 in Maadi]

For more information click here

FUSE Magazine

FUSE 34-4/Egypt features exclusive interviews with the directors of artist-run centres in Cairo and Alexandria, coverage of independent film programming on Egypt, and a look at the Bidoun Library’s Egypt acquisitions. Focusing on events such as the revolution in Egypt, the series asks how states of postcoloniality inform the politics and practices of resistance.

34.4/Egypt contributors: Nahed Mansour and Bassam El Baroni (ACAF), Denise Ryner and Babak Radboy (Bidoun Library), Damon Kowarsky, Olive McKeon, Joseph Banh, Moataz Nasreldin (Darb 1718), Mia Jankowicz (CIC), William Wells (Townhouse), Themba Lewis, Aliza Ma, Rasha Salti, Gabe Klinger, Anna Feigenbaum, Francisco-Fernando Granados and Leila Timmins.

FUSE Magazine

Interview on SBS Arabic Radio Melbourne

Australian Artist Damon Kowarsky was delighted to have his exhibition opened at the British Council Damascus last weekend.

Listen to this interview with Damon Kowarsky talking about his experiences visiting Syria and Egypt .