Egypt - Arts and entertainment links

Links to Egyptian arts and entertainment sites.

Arab World Books - A cultural club and bookstore specialising in Egypt, the Arab World and Middle-East area. Articles, literature, poetry, discussions, writers' and publishers' resources. The Artroom - Based in Cairo, Egypt, exhibits and sells a diverse array of fine art including paintings, etchings, drawings and sculpture. The artworks of Huda Lutfi - Huda Lutfi is both a historian and painter. In her own personal way she mixes historical texts with imagery that is inspired by the magical and spiritual iconography of Pharaonic, Coptic, Arab, Mediterranean, Indian and African cultures. Cairo International Film Festival - Details of the 23rd Cairo international film festival held 23 November to 7 December 1999. The 24th will be held 7-18 November 2000. Culture of Egypt - Part of Egyptian tourism net, featuring Egyptian arts, history, language and museums. Digital Egypt Archives - This website takes you on a rare visual journey into this fascinating land; a digital presentation of such magnitude never before offered to the public. Egypt Voice - Voice chat site for Egyptians and Arabs. Egyptian art at the Metropolitan museum - The collection of ancient Egyptian art at the Metropolitan Museum ranks among the finest outside Cairo. It consists of approximately 36,000 objects of artistic, historical, and cultural importance. Egyptian fine arts - contemporary fine arts from Egypt Egyptology Resources - Internet resources, including mailing lists, news and gossip, contact information for institutes and individuals, journals and links. El Zamzamy - The Egyptian Fine Arts Site. News and event information about Egyptian contemporaries and pioneers. Online galleries. Islamic architecture - English, Arabic, and French versions. Mansoor Amarna Collection - This is one of the most controvertial collections of all time. Read all about it at this site that also has an exhibition with all the pieces in question. Nagui - Egyptian painter born in Alexandria.