2016 CARAVAN Exhibition of Art is a peacebuilding Contemporary Art initiative. The exhibition will tour London
and New York after Cairo. In the past, the initiative featured
plexiglass painted donkeys (2014) - symbols of tolerance and endurance – and statues in various
prayer poses (2015) – prayer is a common link between all major world religions. This
year, the installations will use the ancient symbol the Key of Life, or Egyptian
Ankh, as an Icon of Hope for a Harmonious, Peaceful and Tolerant world.
With 40 participating Egyptian, Middle Eastern and Western artists, it promises to be an exciting event! See you Tuesday on Montaza Street in Zamalek.
¡ALOHA Cairo! © " About the artists: The 40 Egyptian, Arab and Western participating artists include women and men, and a diverse range, from renowned contemporary artists to emerging younger artists, employing different mediums, and coming from the different monotheistic faith backgrounds.
AHMED ABDEL FATTAH
MARJORIE GUYON
AHMED AL BAHRANI
MOATAZ EL SAFTY
AHMED EL SHAER
MOHAMED BANAWY
AHMED SABER
MOHAMED NEGM
AMAL NASR
NOHA DEYAB
ANAT RATZABI
NOURA SLIM
ARABELLA DORMAN
OMAR TOUSSOUN
ATEF AHMED
OSAMA MAMDOUH
ELIZABETH BOLZA
PETER W. GRAY
ENAS ABDEL MONAEM
RAHAM MAHMOUD
ESMAT DAWESTASHY
REDA ABDEL RAHMAN
FAROUK WAHBA
SALAH EL MELIGY
FATMA ABDEL RAHMAN
SALAH EL MUR
GUIRGUIS BEKHIT
SALAH HAMMAD
HAZEM EL MESTIKAWY
SALLY EL ZEINY
ISAAC DANIEL
SERGIO GOMEZ
LINA ALATTAR
SERWAN BARAN
MAHER GUIRGUIS
SHERINE
OSSEIRAN
MAHFOUZ BESTOWROUS
SUZAN SHOUKRY
MAHMOOD SHUBBAR
YASMINE EL KHATEIB
