ORCHESTRA IN ART-THE THREE EGYPTIAN TENORS| Tam Gallery

On March 23rd, The ArtsMart Gallery proudly held its second Orchestra In Art event “The Three Egyptian Tenors”

The event featured the United Philharmonic Orchestra performing amidst a specially curated art exhibition at the gallery. This performance was led by world renowned maestro Nader Abbassi, and joined by three international award winning tenors; Hany Abdel-Zaher, Ragaa Eldin and Amr Medhat.

The tenors sang masterpieces of the Italian opera and Neapolitan songs, such as “O Sole Mio” and “Nessun Dorma” and many more. This event was meant to be an homage to the original Three Tenors; Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo, and Jose Carreras.

the one-night gala concert accompanied a specially curated exhibition by some of Egypt’s most prolific artists: Abdel Wahab Abdel Mohsen, Adham Badawy, Alaa Abul Hamd, Aya El Fallah, Ayyad El Nimer, Britt Boutros Ghali, Deena Fadel, Engie Ezeldin, Gamal Meleka, Ibrahim El Tanbouli, Klay Kassem, Lina Mowafy, Mahmoud El Dewehy, Mohamed Abla, Mohamed Abou Elwafa, Mohamed Banawy, Mohamed El Damarawy, Mohamed El Sharkawy, Mohamed Rabie, Mohamed Sabry, Mostafa Rahma, Omar Abdelzaher, Sayed Saad Eldin and many more.

This initiative was under the patronage of SODIC Art

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ORCHESTRA IN ART-THE THREE EGYPTIAN TENORS

ORCHESTRA IN ART-THE THREE EGYPTIAN TENORS:

“Fades Away”, A Solo Exhibition by Walid Taher

Mostafa Nabawy | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Ghaida Ashraf | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

Engy Omara | ARTISTS OF TOMORROW’22

“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.