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Opening ceremony of the Fayoum Art Center
The 5th annual opening ceremony of the Fayoum Art Center will take place on 4 February
Vessela Farid: More Egyptian than Egyptian artists
A rare collection of acrylic and gouache paintings opens at Zamalek Art gallery
Underwater Art
Artist Jason de Caires Taylor has created underwater sculptures that encourage coral growth on the sea bed off the coast of Cancun
Huda Lutfi: Twenty Years of Art
The Tache Art Gallery is pleased to announce its inaugural exhibition with a retrospective show of the work of internationally-acclaimed Egyptian artist Huda Lutfi
Painting of muse by lovestruck Picasso up for auction
A sensual 1932 portrait by Pablo Picasso of his young mistress Marie-Therese Walter, which captures his romantic obsession with her, went on display at Sotheby's in Paris on Wednesday, 19 January ahead of an auction next month
Contemporary retrospective: Forty years of a minister's art
Crowds of notables and celebrities flocked to Offok art gallery at the Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil museum Sunday for the inauguration of artist and culture minister Farouk Hosny’s contemporary retrospective
Art and Music at Gezira Art Centre
On Wednesday 19 January, Gezira Art Centre will open a new exhibition entitled: "Art and Music"
A flashback to the European Biennale
The works of Manifesta 8 will be featured in Alexandria
A Life Surrounded by Art
Sherwet Shafei, owner of the reputable Safarkhan gallery located in Cairo’s glamorous art hub Zamalek, talks to Ahram Online about her journey along many remarkable Egyptian artists  
Bahgoury: A Delightful Maverick
Georges Bahgoury exhibits paintings bursting with life at Al Masar gallery in Zamalek. Communicating through fervent colour, his canvases do not simply impress, but induce an edge-of-seat attentiveness
Tache Art: A haven for Egyptian modern art
Determined to bring Egyptian art to the world, Tache Art wants to revolutionise art galleries in Egypt and aims to educate and serve the entire art scene
World’s greatest monuments rebuilt one toothpick at a time
Toothpicks have made their way not into mouths or finger-food presentations, but into Stan Munro's hands, as building blocks for much bigger items. Ahram Online had the pleasure to go one-on-one with the 'toothpick engineer'

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Agriculture re-examined
Spanish artist Asunción Molinos explores and destroys myths in modern farming

In the Spirit of Vaudeville
Darb 1718 situated in old Cairo is a serene venue unperturbed by the noise of the city. It is currently displaying Fame: Family Vaudeville, a collaborative exhibition by thirteen artists

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