The exhibition took place at Darb Al Dar in the citadel, opening hours from 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM, showcasing four galleries with distinct conceptual narratives, featuring over 50 local and international artists.

1 -If The Walls Could Talk: This gallery leads visitors on an exploration of the concealed narratives within our spaces. Through various works, it transcends the physical boundaries of walls, venturing into the ephemeral realms of memory, imagination, and collective consciousness. Each piece acts as a portal to history, revealing the untold tales housed by the citadel, from paintings capturing forgotten places to sculptures manifesting the weight of history. By Markaz & Seif Rashidi

2 – Arab Dialogue VOL.1: Welcoming artists from countries across MENA including Syria, Egypt, Sudan, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and more, this gallery honours Arab art, portraying a myriad of creative backgrounds across generations; artists who have thrived in their country, and those who have ventured abroad forming a new narratives, all converging to present diverse perspectives on contemporary issues that resonate with us as a singular Arab culture.

3 – Atmospheric: Objects of Narrative: This segment illuminates the complexities of domestic life via the stories encapsulated in mundane objects, diving into the intimate domains of personal histories, memories, and experiences within domestic spaces, illustrating how these tales have molded individuals and communities.

4- Exhibition of Decorative Arts: As always, Art D’Egypte takes pride in collaborating and supporting local brands. This segment celebrates some of Egypt’s most vibrant design brands including Okhtein, Nadim Foundation, Rasha Pasha, Design Industry, Reform Studio, Kahhal, Kangaroo, Kilim, Don Tanani, and R’kan.