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How Port Said’s Fishing Community Is Shaping Sustainable Fashion (opens the original)
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There are two Fs in Port Said: fishing and fashion. Two industries, two worlds, and countless human lives between them. At first, they seem to belong to different worlds. The sea and the street, the fishermen who cast their nets into the Mediterranean, and the workers whose hands bring garments, fabrics, and trade to life. And yet, in Port Said, these two worlds have always been closer than they appear. Two enduring trades that, together, tell the story of a place and the people who call themsel
This Egyptian Gallery Puts Art at the Heart of Supporting Children (opens the original)
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At the intersection of art and social responsibility, Art With A Heart will unite a community of artists from September 20–22 in support of a cause that puts creativity at the heart of childhood. Presented by Bibliothek Art Gallery, founded and owned by Noha Barakat, in support of the community-based organization Alwan wa Awtar, the fundraising exhibition brings together works by different artists. Founded in 2005 by Azza Kamel, Alwan wa Awtar provides children with a safe space where they can e
Can Arab Talent Break Hollywood’s Casting Stereotypes? (opens the original)
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Pitch-black hair. Warm brown eyes. Tanned skin. A tangle of curls. These are merely a few of the rigid boxes that Arab and North African actors are routinely forced into when Hollywood comes calling for a casting call. When casting becomes focused on checking superficial features to represent a particular region, rather than reflecting the complexity and depth of its people and their stories, how can we expect audiences to look beyond these same stereotypes, recognizing them as individuals with
A Century of Egyptian Art Arrives in Washington DC (opens the original)
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What happens when nearly a century of Egyptian art is brought together in one room? The answer can be found this fall in Washington, D.C., where “El Marsam: Modern and Contemporary Art from Egypt” will offer American audiences a rare look at the artists, ideas and stories that have shaped Egypt’s modern visual culture. Opening September 18, 2026, at the Middle East Institute Art Gallery, the exhibition brings together roughly 45 works spanning painting, sculpture, drawing, photography and collag
Nizar Qabbani’s Coded Language of Sensuality and Desire (opens the original)
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On the surface, Syrian-born poet Nizar Qabbani was either seen as someone who objectified women or as someone who was overt about sensuality. He was often labeled with many different titles; some have described him as a progressive Arab poet, while others have criticized him for moral degeneracy. But beneath all of these labels, not many have looked at his poetry through the lens of Qabbani as a ‘philosopher of love.’ His poetry did not merely portray love and sensuality as emotions to be experi
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