Over de rol van kunst in een globaliserende samenleving

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Townhouse

Townhouse Gallery

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Townhouse is a nonprofit art space situated in the heart of Downtown Cairo. It holds an iconic position in the story of contemporary art in the Middle East; a key driver behind what has become a culturally rich, regional art scene.

Established in 1998, Townhouse has initiated a breadth of activities in its various spaces: key regional symposia, meaningful community outreach, landmark exhibitions, and international residencies for artists, curators, writers, and filmmakers. It has also incubated several important art spaces within Cairo that have gone on to impact the cultural landscape. On an individual level, the gallery has played a pivotal role in the careers of internationally renowned artists and hosted a number of influential practitioners and curators from abroad. Alongside its own programming, the space also acts as a venue to host programs curated by other institutions.

The Townhouse Library is home to cultural salons for conversation, curated film screenings and a growing archive, emphasizing the significance of discourse dissemination and the documentation of the undertakings of contemporary art in Cairo.

An open-door policy has allowed cultural activists across all creative media to find an avenue of support for their projects, ideas and experiments. The institution collaborates with a range of artists and institutions in every aspect of its work, aiming to contribute to a comprehensive network in the local, regional and international arts community.