SYRA Arts

Promoting contemporary Middle Eastern and Egyptian Art in the United States

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Based in Cairo and Washington, Syra Arts is an organisation dedicated to promoting contemporary Middle Eastern and Egyptian art in the United States. Founded by long-term art collectors, Sylvia Ragheb and Randa Fahmy, the company's mission is to raise awareness around Egypt's flourishing arts scene and to help Egyptian artists penetrate the US art market. Syra Arts represents some of Egypt's leadi

ng contemporary painters and sculptors, many of whom already enjoy successful international careers. In its choice of artists, Syra Arts strives to give a glimpse of the depth and diversity of contemporary art from Egypt, featuring work by artists of different generations, in a range of artistic mediums.

11/11/2025

We are pleased to invite you to the opening of
Journey of a Paper Master: From Pulp to Perfection
by Mohammed Abou El Naga

This exhibition unfolds the artist’s exploration of memory, nature, and time through the art of handmade paper and printmaking.
From the texture of olive wood to the layered fibers of pulp, Abou El Naga transforms natural materials into visual stories each piece a witness to history, myth, and the quiet persistence of craft.

Curated by:
Randa Fahmy & Sylvia Ragheb

🗓 Wednesday, November 12th
📍 Bibliothek Art Gallery, Arkan Plaza, Sheikh Zayed

04/07/2025

“Witness a local artisan breathe life into stone, carving a relief inspired by both nature and history. Dine beneath the stars, surrounded by the magical carvings at Adrere Amellal Lodge—where history, art, and nature become one.”

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1054 31st Street NW
Washington D.C., DC
20007

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http://www.syra-arts.com/

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