ResiliArt is a global movement organized by UNESCO to support artists and raise awareness on the consequences of the current restraint measures as well as the significance of cultural and creative industries to economic development. This debate will be the first debate hosted in Egypt. 

Cultural Conversation is a podcast produced by art consultancy Art D' Egypte talking to leaders, disruptors and pioneer in the local, regional and global creative economy. The podcast aims to shed light on the movers and shakers who are building and reimagining our cultural landscape.

For the second year in a row the Mahy Khalifa Art Fund, in collaboration with Art D’Egypte, is offering full funding for a postgraduate art scholarship. We call on Egyptian students in the field of visual and applied arts who want to continue their postgraduate studies in Europe to apply.

The collateral program, is running in parallel with the exhibition "Reimagined Narratives" in four historical venues on Mu'iz Street. The collateral program includes talks and workshops by local, regional and international speakers, educators, scholars and experts in the field of art. 

Art D'Égypte organized a panel talk at Christie's London, with Nadine Abdel Ghaffar, Art D'Égypte's founder among the three speakers presenting Egypt's creative scene, from ancient, to modern and contemporary art.

A rich program of free public lectures was held weekly, parallel to "Nothing Vanishes, Everything Transforms" exhibition, to ensure the accessibility of art education, and allow the biggest number of students and art enthusiasts to witness the exhibition on display.

The Sawiris Arts & Culture Scholarship program targets highly motivated, talented and socially engaged applicants, who are aware of the important role art plays in a flourishing and developing society.

Our guests toured Downtown Cairo, during the opening weekend of the exhibition “Nothing Vanishes Everything Transorfms”, exploring art galleries, discovering Egyptian artists and visiting iconic buildings with some of Egypt's top architects and historians. 

Following on the success of Art D’Égypte’s “Night at the Egyptian Musem” in Tahrir square, October 2017, a selection was exhibited in Westtown hub SODIC, Cairo. A Panel discussion was organized with 5 speakers to discuss different aspects of the art-scene.

Working with local  factories, in order to secure and kick-off Egypt's first art residency programs for our artists. Meaning that in collaboration with these incredible entities, the artist is supplied with the machinery and raw materials needed to create their magnificent piece.