Art is sex in Cairo - Feminist Street Art of Cairo

Whether as a catalyst for change, a space for dreaming about possibilities, or a mirror of the fears and violence that have afflicted the region, art continues to serve as a space where Arabs rehearse and explore their political aspirations.

Due to the duality of Egyptian thought, there were two Hapi gods — one of Upper Egypt wearing the on his head, and one of Lower Egypt wearing papyrus.

The installation was produced in 2010 and included a series of videos that depicted a man the artist wrapped in a sealed suit, jogging in place for an hour every day for a month, collecting and visually projecting information about the movements of his body onto a screen.

Before the noon prayer, the city of Cairo is basically a ghost town.