GROUP SHOW - Promoting culture

Promoting culture 16.10.2014 till 20-11 2014 - INTERNATIONAL MAIL ART – EGYPT

L'atelier D'Alexandrie, 6 Vectoria Basseli, Al Mesallah Sharq, Al Attarin, Alexandria Governorate 5372054, Ägypten

INTERNATIONAL MAIL ART – EGYPT is one of the international activities for Atelier of Alexandria a group of artists and writers in a collaborating with EAN Group for international Artistic Cooperation which propose this kind of international mail art exhibition in Alexandria Egypt .

What is Mail Art ?

Mail art is a populist artistic movement centered around sending small scale works through the postal service. Media commonly used in mail art include postcards, paper, a collage of found or recycled images and objects, rubber stamps , and paint, but can also include music, sound art, poetry, or anything that can be put in an envelope and sent via post , a mail art show has no jury, no entry fee, there is no censorship, and all works are exhibited . The original contributions are not to be returned and remain the property of the organizers, Mail art has been exhibited in alternative spaces such as private apartments, municipal buildings, and shop windows, as well as in galleries and museums worldwide. Mail art shows, periodicals, and projects represent the “public” side of postal networking, a practice that has at its core the direct and private interaction between the individual participants. Mail artists value the process of exchanging ideas and the sense of belonging to a global community that is able to maintain a peaceful collaboration beyond differences of language, religion and ideology; this is one aspect that differentiates the mail art network from the world of commercial picture postcards and of simply “mailed art.”

So let us to participating now in Mail Art – Egypt.

This is an open call to visual artists in all over the world to participate in the exhibition which will take place in Atelier of Alexandria on Thursday, 16th October 2014 , under the Theme: “Promoting Culture” which is really important now for our Egyptian Society during this critical political situations in all Arab spring countries . To promoting the culture around us and with all countries in whole world.

Atelier of Alexandria – group of artists and writers - Dr. Reem Hassan
6 Victor Bassilly street, Alpharaana
Al-Azarita
Alexandria – Egypt

Participating
Ahmed El Shafei 
Ahmed Gamal Eid 
Aida Ali 
Aki Guarino 
Akram El Halwagy 
Ali Mostafa Kamal 
Alladoum Kondi 
Amal Ezzat 
Amal Gamal 
Amal Gomaa 
Ana Maria Rugescu 
Anca Sas 
Anezka Turkova 
Asmaa Adel Hussin 
Asmaa Baheeg 
Asmaa El Sayed Mahmoud 
Asmaa Mohamed El Saedy 
Ayati Beryo 
Ayman Bobo 
Aysha Sajid 
Belkıs Orulluoğlu 
Belma Yağmur 
Beltran Laguna 
Beshoy Tarek 
Bodor Ahmed El Daly 
Canija Popa Adriana Emilia 
Cantina Montone E II Topo 
Christina Weiss 
Damla Yerdelen 
Dina Daboub 
Doaa Mohamed Hanno 
Donia Ali Abd El Ghany 
Dorina Harangus 
Dorotej Neshovski 
Elena Gjorgjievska 
Emad Keshek 
Emad Raslan 
Eman Abo El Gheet 
Eman Asam Eldin Eldeeb 
Eman Soliman 
Enas Abed El Hamid 
Enas El Sdik 
Evi Stamou 
Fathy Barakat 
Fatma Elzahraa Kamal 
Galina Petkova 
Hadeer Mohamed Abd Elhamid 
Hadir Abou Ali 
Hanan Abo Zaid 
Hany Elsayed 
Heba El Aziz 
Hilda Lindstrom 
Ibrahim El Tanboly 
Inas Asam Eldin Eldeeb 
Ingerborg Rath 
Ioana Russell Banciu 
Ivana Stamatovska 
Jacqueline Van Der Venne 
Jailan Negm 
Jan Theuninck 
Kalman Sztrharszky 
Kareem Osama 
Kemal Ozyurt 
Keshav Malla 
Khaled Abady 
Khaled Bakshesh 
Khaled Khaled 
Kholoud Abd El Monaam 
Lars Schumacher 
Lukasz Cywicki 
Magdah Barakat 
Magdalena Cywicki 
Mahmoud Mostafa Alam 
Mahmoud Moustafa Alam 
Mai Mohamed Abd El latif 
Mai Refky 
Marketa Varadiova 
Marwa Abd El All 
Marwa Khamis 
Meenu Srivastava 
Meltem Yakin Uldes 
Menat Allah Said 
Meral Agar 
Michael Wagner 
Minerva Marginean Radu 
Moahamed El Sayed Mohamed 
Moataz El Safty 
Mohamed Al Nady 
Mohamed Fawzy Ali Hassan 
Mohamed Keshek 
Mohamed Magdy 
Mohamed Nabil Abd Elsalam 
Mohamed Saber Mohamed Hassan 
Mohamed Samir Yonies 
Mohamed Zakaria Soltan 
Monika Pichler 
Mostafa Samir 
Naaelah Attia 
Nahed Mahmoud Esmail 
Nehal Othman Dhab 
Nesreen Elhamy Bahgat 
Nicola Frangione 
Nita Mucha 
Noha Adel Alkoshit 
Noha M. Mahmoud 
Nourhan Anwer 
Oprisa Cristina Gloria 
Ovidiu Munteanu 
Oznur Kepce 
Patricia J. Goodrich 
Petyo Damyanov 
Pietro Montone 
Pinar Caldemir 
Popa Ioana Liana 
Pushpakaran . K . K 
Raafat Godah 
Radulescu Simina Raluca 
Ragaa Mohsen Abo El Elaa 
Rania El Hossary 
Rania Elhakim 
Rasha Amin 
Rasha El-Badawy 
Rawda Nor Eldin Ali Hassan 
Rawia Sadek 
Reem Hassan 
Eugenia Elena Riemschneider
Roberto Scala 
Rodica Banciu Regep 
Rodica Strugaru 
Roshan Elqurashi 
Sabry Abo Agila 
Sally El Zeany 
Sameha Tohamy 
Samer Mohamed Abass 
Sarah Abd El Kader 
Sarah Zoheir 
Lothar Schmid
Sherin Mokhtar
Shimaa Ashraf 
Shinod Akkaraparambil 
Shireen Mostafa 
Silvia Trion Rancu 
Simge G. Türkoğlu 
Soha Khalil 
Soher El Sayed Ramadan 
Somia Khalil Elhadad 
Stan Madalina 
Stefan Balog 
Sumru Öztürk 
Susanne Schumacher 
Tanja Djokić 
Tarek El Nagar 
Toka Elghannam 
Tommy Barr 
Tugce Uslu 
Turkan Elci 
Uzay Gökduman 
Valentina Stefanescu 
Vera Kekic 
Vidhyasagar Upadhyay 
Wafaa Mossa 
Walaa Abd Ellatif 
Yahia Noby 
Yasir Waqas 
Yıldız Kaymaz 
Zainb Noor Eldin Abd Raboh 
Zohor Omar Hassan
Zumrut Ozmen 




Location: 6 Vectoria Basseli, Al Mesallah Sharq, Al Attarin, Alexandria Governorate 5372054, Ägypten

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