Over the past few days, a number of public, political, artistic and sports figures visited the fourth edition of Forever is Now exhibition in the Giza Plateau area, where His Highness Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan, Minister of Tolerance and Coexistence in the United Arab Emirates, accompanied by Her Excellency Mariam Khalifa Al Kaabi, Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to the Arab Republic of Egypt, toured the participating artworks, and expressed his pride in visiting the exhibition that symbolizes the convergence of cultures and highlights the value of human heritage in a contemporary framework, adding that the exhibition reflects the spirit of tolerance and coexistence, and calls for deep understanding between civilizations through the universal language of art.
The presence of the artworks next to the Giza Pyramids, a witness to the shared human history, adds new dimensions to this event that unite the past with the present, and inspires a prosperous future for cultural dialogue.
English football legend Michael Owen also toured the exhibition, expressing his admiration for the artworks and artists’ innovations that added a modern touch to the ancient history of the place, as he was impressed by this blend of the old and the new and its presentation through a distinctive artwork, in addition to the most famous international fashion designer Angela Missoni, who announced after attending the exhibition in particular her enthusiasm for future projects in Egypt in cooperation with Nadine Abdel Ghaffar, stressing her continuous support for art and culture in the region.
The list of guests who visited included the young artist Mai El-Gheity, the Saudi artist Mohsen bin Mansour, and the Canadian Ambassador to Egypt.
“Forever is Now” exhibition, in its fourth edition, is one of the most prominent cultural and tourism events in the region, as it offers an exceptional experience that combines the authenticity of ancient Egyptian civilization with a contemporary artistic vision.
The exhibition continues to receive visitors daily from 9 am to 4 pm, giving the public the opportunity to explore the distinguished artworks against the backdrop of the majestic pyramids. The exhibition continues until November 16, and since its launch, it has welcomed a number of international figures, including Turkish actor Burak Deniz, Turkish actress Neslihan Atagul, French actor Kevin Dias, and the South Korean ambassador.
Published Nov 7, 2024.
