“Stars in the Sky”, when Amr Fahmy’s caricatures shine in Paris In the heart of Paris, cradle of countless cultural events, under the patronage of Ayman Ashour, Egyptian Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research , the cultural office of the Egyptian embassy in France is hosting a preview as part of the second edition of the “Stars in the Sky” exhibition, a unique exhibition by the famous Egyptian cartoonist Amr Fahmy which can only arouse not only the interest of art lovers. For almost three decades, his works have graced the pages of the Al Akhbar newspaper, testifying to a graphic verve that is as biting as it is committed. Architect of the Museum of the Art of Caricature at the Library of Alexandria and instigator of the “Egyptian Caricature Day”, Fahmy has established himself as a pillar of his discipline. With an impressive track record, eighteen publications dedicated to satirical art and a marked presence on the Egyptian small screen, he today embodies this tutelary figure who breathes life and reflection through his sharp features. It is therefore with a certain excitement that the French capital welcomes his talent; an event that promises not only a journey to the heart of critical thinking but also an immersion in Egyptian cultural heritage. The Parisian exhibition thus offers a window open to the world according to Amr Fahmy: a universe where humor becomes a weapon. Prepare to discover the beauty of the power of the pencil in this unmissable artistic event. Located in the intellectual excitement of the Latin Quarter and in the immediate vicinity of the Palais du Luxembourg, 111, boulevard Saint-Michel is home to the Egyptian cultural center. Under the enlightened direction of Chahinda Ezzat, cultural advisor driven by infectious enthusiasm, the center and its dedicated team invite you to discover a remarkable exhibition. An event exhibition for this fall season, which must be included in your cultural agenda, promises to enrich connoisseurs and the curious with unique discoveries. Not to be missed! F.Guemiah.
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