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GUIDE TO CREATING YOUR GIFT REGISTRY AT TAM.GALLERY

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“Fades Away”, A Solo Exhibition by Walid Taher

In his body of work, titled "Fades Away", Taher once more seamlessly bridges the separate realms of visual art and the written word. In this collection, the artist set out to explore the verses of poetry by renowned poet Wadie Saadeh. It is the age-old unison of music and lyrics, using bold vivid colours to create an emotional symphony of art, words and meaning.

Mostafa Nabawy | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

‘Folk Art’ is an expression of the world's traditional cultures. FOLK ART is rooted in traditions that come from community and culture – expressing cultural identity by conveying shared community values and aesthetics.

Ghaida Ashraf | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Ghaida considers her body of work to be a personal reflection on the development of life among primitive organisms such as cells, plants, and animals before humanity existed.

Engy Omara | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

I expressed my personal connection to nature and earth through a collection of self portraits, where I try to visualize myself in different civilizations or another primitive world.

Ahmed Hassanein | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

A dream is that hidden world with doors that lead to worlds and universes parallel to ours, in which creatures and structures are similar in magical formulations adorned with mystery, where I meet people and creatures.

Heba Tarek | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Heba is a vibrant artist that experiments with collage art as a form of storytelling and self expression that can be inspired from all aspects of life like music, an emotion, a situation she is going through or a cultural topic that she wants to discuss.

Hossam Zaki | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Hossam Zaki’s Body of work is a manifestation of the convergence of his imagination and his fascination with the art of the Etruscan civilization of ancient Italy.

Yasmine Reda | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Yasmine Reda plays with different textures and surfaces through her practice of art. She experiments and searches for ways to make various surfaces and textures work together, while highlighting their contrast.

Nour Ammar | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

"As an Egyptian living and creating work between Toronto, Cairo and Milan, movement and instability play a prominent role in my life as well as my work. I am motivated – and inspired – by uncertainty."

Shereen El Baroudy | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

''We are all on this earth'' The existence of elements in the physical world implies that they occupy a geographical space. We live in a single world and we are all part of a cohesive structural formation. This becomes evident in the depth of the historical relationship between the different elements on earth and the position of each of us in the presence of the other.

Sameh Refaat | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

"To me, color outweighs words. One red spot describes an emotional state that dozens of sentences cannot fulfill. Color is a living thing. Mountains, plants, volcanoes, buildings, seas, air, and seasons are all inspiring states of color. It is a summary of my cognitive and practical experience, starting with the academic, passing through realism, impressionism, analytical, and even abstraction. Color has become my favorite hero, the true expression of myself, the official spokesperson of my feelings, and the visual equivalent of my sentiments."

TRIFECTA| REPLACEMENT BY PANCE AHMED

Pance’s project discusses the correlation between the urban and architectural surroundings and the disappearance of the beautiful elements of nature which preceded them.

TRIFECTA| CREATURES FROM MY PARALLEL WORLD BY MOSTAFA KHEDR

Khedr believes that the most important element for his inspiration is humankind , as people are the centre of the tangible universe.

TRIFECTA| MERCH BY AMIR ABDEL GHANI

حينها فقط يمكننا أن نتصور أجسادنا تُعرض وتُستهلك وتُهدى وتباع بالجملة وتنقل في الحاويات كما هياكل السيارات وصفائح الطعام المحفوظ.  الآن لا نحتوي إلا قيمتنا كجزء من الحاوية

Solos In Parallel | “Messenger Bird” By Ihab Lotfy

In his collection "Messenger Bird" Ihab Lotfy explores messages of love and melancholy carried by messenger pigeons. Inspired by Nubian and ancient Egyptian visuals, Lotfy's technique consists of layering several paints on top of wooden panels and proceeding to uncover these colours on the surface of his work.

Solos In Parallel | “Alluring Scenes” By Yassin Harraz

Yassin Harraz’s work has been inspired by the breathtaking natural scenery of the Egyptian landscape since his university studies. From the sweeping countryside to the turbulent coasts, Harraz devotes his collection "Alluring Scenes" to unlocking all of nature’s visually stimulating elements.

“Tales of Scheherazade”, A Tantalizing Statement by Klay Kassem

Planes of color and streamlined forms merge with motifs borrowed from ancient culture makes Kassem’s work a tantalizing statement on modernism in Egypt.

PLAY! AN INSTALLATION EXHIBITION

CALL FOR ARTISTS AND DESIGNERS!

“Eve and The Bull” by Salah Shaaban | AOT’21

Salah Shaaban was inspired from the ancient Egyptian heritage that is rich in many mythical images and shapes that combine human features and animal form.

Nadia Tawfik and her “Visions of Beauty” | AOT’21

The main subject of Nadia Tawfik's work is humans and their perception of their own selves and others as well as their understanding of time and relationship with nature.

‘A Naïve Vision of Sea Creatures’ By Maryam Rafaat Haliem | AOT’21

Rendered using oxides, oil colors paint, and acrylic ink, Maryam captured a vibrant underwater habitat that’s bursting with life.

Ahmed Hamdy and “The Two Poles of Life” | AOT’21

Growing up among fields and learning about fishing for livelihood had a great impact on ahmed's work and inspired the topics he chooses to paint on his canvas.

“What will happen in the future” By Pance Ahmed | AOT’21

Pance Started her journey by drawing and painting according to the academic rules she studied, and throughout the years she developed her own vision and technique.

“The Transformers” By Mostafa Khedr | AOT’21

Mostafa Khedr is constantly looking for vocabulary to constitute a visual and subjective language that enables him to present and develop his thoughts in a unique and contemporary form.

“Parallel Reality” By Abdelrahman Mahmoud | AOT’21

To become a true artist I had to go through life experiences that prepare me in the first place to become a true human.

“The Five Elements” as seen by Fayrouz Samir | AOT’21

The five elements in nature represent a strong source of energy in the universe, namely the earth. Rich in tones, levels, and textures all this is embodied in the painting technique with fire and burst of air

“What are you afraid of” By Layla Tag | AOT’21

"Grief, love, sexuality, connection, control, freedom, acceptance, rejection are themes that are recurring throughout my work. There is both presence and absence, with a lot of longing."

“Places Within” By Heba Abu El Ella | AOT’21

Every place has soaked up history, stories, and tales that are carved on every stone of it, the entwining of people and place, where humans influence the land and the land, in turn, left its mark on every passerby.

One Step Closer to Abdelrahman El Borgy’s Insight | AOT’21

Inspired by his upbringing in his hometown village in rural Egypt, El Borgy designs characters and utilizes a variety of material including clay, bronze and other raw material from his surrounding environment.

Meram Adly’s Impressions of ‘The City’ | AOT’21

The subject of the crowded city, and the urban theme has affected me as I’m living my everyday life surrounded by those chaotic forms, and compositions of its buildings and cement blocks.

Connections Through Mohamed El Gammal’s Lens | AOT’21

In a spiritual context all human beings meet in seeking individually to find a path to which their souls lean, and in which the tranquility of their hearts is exemplified.

What Happens “Before Sleep” as told by Salam Yousry | AOT’21

It is the moment before sleeping that can be prolonged to become insomnia. Consequently I was inspired by people I know and I imagined them in that moment solus in bed.

“Faint Smiles” By Amir Abdel Ghani | AOT’21

They are noticed sometimes and invisible more often. The children of old Cairo play in utter silence. Once you see them you get an underlying feeling of joy.

“Mistress of Life” By Lina Mowafy

In her new collection "Mistress of Life",  the artist set out to create art that evokes liberation, joy, and vulnerability.

“Deshret” By M.Jamal Bassiouni

In addition to being intensely inspired by Ancient Egyptian Art, Jamal's works often resemble the exquisite beauty of symmetry and the wondrous patterns of the universe.

Connections – تواصل | About Ahmed Osman’s Hopes to Connect

”My main goal is to put emphasis on human connections through a group of works that carry in between them formations in a state of communication in that hypothetical moment when time stops."

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THE SUMMER SHOW BY TAM.GALLERY | DIPLO EDITION

Find a wonderful variety of styles, sizes and prices that fit your spaces and summer homes!

ARTISTS OF TOMORROW | VIRTUAL GROUP EXHIBITION

The Objective of “Artists of Tomorrow” is to create novel and meaningful experiences in art. By supporting new generations of artists.

SOLOS IN PARALLEL: AYYAD ALNIMER’S REALMS OF LOVE

“I do not draw ideas or spoken notions for this is better left for written expression. My work is an emotional charge, a reflection of not only what I see, but also the life I’m living."

SOLOS IN PARALLEL: KLAY KASSEM’S REFLECTIONS ON THE MAGIC FLUTE

Klay Kassem unleashes a new visual experiment inspired by “The Magic Flute” Opera, composed by Amadeus Mozart & written by Emanuel Schikaneder in 1791.

VISUAL NARRATIVES | WOMEN CELEBRATED BY ART – AHDAF SOUEIF

“About the evasive nature of love, the ambiguity in motherhood and their fervent love for their country”

ORCHESTRA IN ART-THE THREE EGYPTIAN TENORS

The event featured the United Philharmonic Orchestra performing amidst a specially curated art exhibition at the gallery.

MOHAMED SABRY Q&A SESSION

A quick Q&A session with one of our previous “Artists of Tomorrow”, Mohamed Sabry.

DAMARAWY & ABOU ELWAFA “SOLOS IN PARALLEL”

“Solos in Parallel; One Reality, Two Imaginations”, dedicated to the works of Mohamed Abou ElWafa and Mohamed El Damarawy.

THE WORLD’S LARGEST PICASSO MUSEUM EVER

Picasso’s 70 year old stepdaughter, Catherine Hutin-Blay is on a mission to open the world’s largest Picasso museum.

MICHELANGELO AT THE MET

Michelangelo Buonarotti is currently the subject of a never-been-done exhibition taking place at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

IN DEPTH: ABDEL FATTAH EL BADRY

The way El Badry creates irregular compositions influences the viewer’s perspective and interpretation of the artist’s body of work.

OUR FIRST ORCHESTRA IN ART EVENT “A Night of Musicals”

The concept of this initiative is to unite the performing and visual arts creating an engaging new cultural experience.

Arts Mart AT THE WORLD YOUTH FORUM

The gallery was invited to represent the Egyptian contemporary art industry at the World Youth Forum in Sharm El Sheikh.

‘WARRIORS OF LIGHT’ ILLUMINATE MAX VITYK’S OPENING NIGHT

Arts Mart held the opening night of Ukranian-born artists Max Vityk’s month-long exhibit.

LINA MOWAFY ON COMPLETING AN ARTWORK

Get to know Arts Mart artists one question at a time!

ARTIST OF TOMORROW: MOHAMED SABRY

Mohamed Sabry’s Work at the Artists of Tomorrow Exhibit

ARTIST OF TOMORROW: AHMED EL KUTT

“My work has a lot of colors,” says El Kutt, who doesn’t shy away from vibrant and striking colors.

MOHAMED SABRY ON JOURNEYS OF THE MIND

Get to know Arts Mart artists one question at a time!

ARTIST OF TOMORROW: RAZAN SAEED

Get to know about Razan Saeed's work at the artists of tomorrow

ARTIST OF TOMORROW: EMAD ABD EL-WAHAB

Abd El-Wahab’s depiction of the female form has garnered him much attention in the art worlds locally and abroad.

ARTISTS OF TOMORROW OPENING NIGHT

the Artists of Tomorrow exhibit featuring the incredible work of 6 artists, and 4 fine art photographers.

FOUR FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHERS TO INVEST IN AT ARTISTS OF TOMORROW

This year,  Arts Mart collaborated with Photopia to feature the work of 4 fine art photographers, an addition that proved to be quite a hit!

ARTIST OF TOMORROW: DEENA FADEL

“I love using mixed media, and it usually reflects the complexity of the concept,” says Fadel of her method.