Contemporary arts festival D-CAF is wrapping up on a strong note
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D-CAF is ending with a bang: The multi-disciplinary contemporary arts festival Downtown Contemporary Arts Festival (D-CAF) is closing today with a number of interesting events. For Downtown Cairo connoisseurs, check out Endangered Species, an interactive Augmented Reality exhibition spread across town that explores our own role in the future of humanity. Your mission is to take a walk across downtown’s iconic buildings and try to find 10 painted butterflies using the clues listed here.
Younes Atbane’s Untitled 14KM examines how Arab identity is conceived in modern art in a multidisciplinary performance at AUC’s Falaki theater from 8.30 pm. An Arab-Andalusian poet, the director of a museum of contemporary art, a curator, and a contemporary artist join forces to talk about the issue of Arab identity.
Beyond Locality: The Thatcher Effect looks at how the neoliberal policies of former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher affected societies all over the world. Abdalla Daif and Lucy Ellinson's performance use the parallel experiences of a family in North Wales and a family in Northern Egypt to emphasize the universality of these interventions. The one-hour show starts at 10pm at Rawabet Art Space.