The activities of the second session of the “Folk Arts” Short Performances Festival were launched in a lively and active atmosphere, where artists and creators from various regions gathered to present their unique performances that reflect the rich cultural heritage and diversity of folk arts. The festival also witnessed a large public presence, which gave a distinctive character to the events and provided the opportunity for everyone to enjoy the dazzling performances that combine creativity and authentic traditions. The festival aims to promote folk arts and highlight their importance in shaping the cultural identity of the local community. The festival continues over several days and includes workshops and lectures that address the history of folk arts and their importance in people’s daily lives, making it an ideal platform for communication between different artistic generations.
Short Performances Festival in its second session: A tribute to the artist Majed El-Kedwany
The Higher Institute of Popular Arts announces the launch of the activities of the second session of the Short Performances Festival, which bears the name of the creative artist Majed El-Kedwany. This event is a distinguished platform for highlighting young talents in the field of arts, providing them with an opportunity to express their creativity through theatrical performances, and celebrating the career of one of the most prominent artists who left a clear mark on the artistic scene.
Institute student participation: enhancing creativity and interaction
The festival’s activities are held on the stage of the School of Arts at the Academy of Arts, with the participation of the Institute’s students, which contributes to enhancing interaction between students and Academy personnel, and reflects the Institute’s commitment to developing the skills of the new generation of artists, by providing an environment that encourages creativity and innovation, which helps build a generation capable of keeping pace with developments in the theatrical and artistic movement.
Continuing support for the performing arts: a future vision
The Higher Institute of Popular Arts confirms that this event complements its role in supporting the performing arts, and reflects its future vision in presenting a new generation of creators capable of developing the theatrical and artistic movement, which contributes to enriching the Egyptian artistic scene and enhances the status of popular arts on the cultural scene.
