Downtown Cairo Becomes a Canvas for CIAD’s Expanding Vision
The fifth edition of the Cairo International Art District (CIAD), organized by Art D’Egypte, opened in Downtown Cairo on 12 October and continues until 16 November, unveiling a wide-ranging program of exhibitions across several historic sites.
The exhibitions and activations take place across several venues in Downtown Cairo, including the Shorbagy Building, with installations spread through its villas, such as Villa Violette, Villa Victoria, Welad El Balad Apartment, and the rooftop.
- Shorbagy Building
- Kodak Passage, owned by Al Ismaelia for Real Estate Investment
Author's summary: CIAD transforms Downtown Cairo into art canvas.
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