Helen Stuhr-Rommereim

In today’s interconnected world, every human sitting at a computer or walking around with a smart phone can tweet and…

What does the peaceful and wealthy country of Sweden have in common with downtown Cairo’s Tahrir Square, the staging ground…

The sea seemingly remains the only space on earth not divided and controlled down to the last square centimeter. Classically…

Entering the world of online glitch art can feel like stepping into your worst computer nightmare. Error messages, garbled code…

  A couple of hours before the screening of the documentary “Tahrir 2011: The Good, the Bad, and the Politician”…

  One of Egypt’s most celebrated contemporary artists, Wael Shawky, makes work of a grand and complicated scale. His recent…

There is an uncanny consistency to super group charity singles. Whether it is Sting, Michael Jackson, or Tamer Hosny standing…

Once a year, the winding pathways of the Palace of the Arts are filled with the creative efforts of Egypt’s…

The survival of the elusive, blubbery sea-trawler known as the dugong is hanging in delicate balance amid ever-increasing development, tourism…

The 20th Arab Music Festival and Conference opened Friday evening at the Cairo Opera House with a dramatic pageant of…