The opening of "Doing Well, Don't worry" exhibition at AUC Falaki Theater by Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute, Women and Memory Forum, and the Women's Museum in Denmark in... read more →
In preparation for the project “Furniture Design: Economic Empowerment trough Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs)”, where Danish furniture designers and Egyptian producers and craftsmen shall meet... read more →
In connection with the third edition of the "Egypt Comix Week” (December 5th to 10th, 2016) some of the works of the Danish painter and illustrator Inger-Lise Kristoffersen... read more →
Expressive arts education empowers young people through giving them access to better means of expression and participation in public debate in their societies. With the widespread of social media as... read more →
20 – 22 October 2016 The Greek Campus Narrative report The 8th International Cairo Jazz Festival (CJF) took place at the grounds of The Greek Campus (Old library... read more →
Sanduq el-Dunia is a gateway to debate, discuss and dream about the future of Cairo and its historical development, where layers of the city’s history, memory and heritage is brought... read more →
Project objectives a) To establish a network between museums / cultural institutions, universities and relevant individual actors in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Denmark (Europe), under which seminars and workshops may be organized.b)... read more →
Ears Wide Open, The Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute project concerning music education, had workshops with instant composition, stomp and vocal improvisation, and concerts in Copenhagen in September 2014... read more →
Bashkateb in cooperation with the Danish Egyptian Dialogue Institute, (DEDI), launched the Photo Marathon 2015 on November in Cairo, El Mansoura, Port Said, and Aswan. The Photo Marathon is a... read more →
Tales are the most prominent cultural component in Egypt, especially in Upper Egypt, whether oral like the grandmothers stories or various popular local SIRA such Helal's biography , so it... read more →