Al-Ahram Weekly

THE PAINTINGS, folios and prints included in the exhibition Desert Excavations: An Archaeology of Place have a common source, for each originates, and on several levels, from the Western Desert oasis of Dakhleh.
--read on--

Belt up but beautiful
By Nigel Ryan

Plain talk
By Mursi Saad El-Din

A life on public view
The career of the Syrian poet Adonis is currently the subject of an exhibition in Paris, writes David Tresilian

From the exhibition catalogue

Without identity
Mustafa Darwish finds nothing to enthuse about in this Eid's films

Love in the time of Internet
A Eid top-runner has reinvented the Egyptian romantic tradition, it seems. Khairiya El-Bishlawi looks ahead

		Al-Ahram Weekly On-line 11 - 17 January 2001 Issue No.516
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THE PAINTINGS, folios and prints included in the exhibition Desert Excavations: An Archaeology of Place have a common source, for each originates, and on several levels, from the Western Desert oasis of Dakhleh. --read on--	Belt up but beautiful By Nigel Ryan Plain talk By Mursi Saad El-Din A life on public view The career of the Syrian poet Adonis is currently the subject of an exhibition in Paris, writes David Tresilian From the exhibition catalogue
	Without identity Mustafa Darwish finds nothing to enthuse about in this Eid's films
	Love in the time of Internet A Eid top-runner has reinvented the Egyptian romantic tradition, it seems. Khairiya El-Bishlawi looks ahead