Opened The International Cartoon Exhibition/Egypt,2023

Cartoon by:Makhmud Eshankulov/Uzbekistan

The Museum of Islamic Art in Cairo in cooperation with the Caricature Museumin Fayoum and Egypt Cartoon Blog organizes a international cartoon exhibition entitled "Our Lives in a Cartoon Spirit - Climate", that on Wednesday, July 26, at 1:00 p.m, and Exhibition will be continue until August 7, 2023.

List of Participants:

Ahmed Geassa - Egypt

Ahmed Kaoud - Egypt

Alicja Wieczorek - Poland

Ameen Alhabara - Saudia Arabia

Amna Al Hammadi - UAE

Amr Salim - Egypt

Andrea Pecchia - Italy

Antonio Santos - Portugal

Aristides Hernandez - Cuba

Arsen Gevorgyan Armenia

Benhariza Abd El Ghani - Algeria

Darko Drljevic - Montenegro

Elena Ospina - Colombia

Fadi Abou Hassan - Norway

Fan Linato - China

Farouk Mousa - Egypt

Fawzy Morsy - Egypt

Hani Abd El Gawwad - Egypt

Hassan Farouk - Egypt

Hosny Abbas - Egypt

Hule Hanusic - Austria

Izabela Kowalska-Wieczorek- Poland

Jitet Kustana - Indonesia

Khaled Al Marsafy - Egypt

Khaled Salah - Egypt

Khedr Hassan - Egypt

Klaus Pitter - Austria

Liviu Stanila - Romania

Luc Descheemaeker - Belgium

Luc Vernimmen - Belgium

Makhmudjon Eshonkulov - Uzbekistan

Makmun Bungsu - Indonesia

Marwa Ibrahim - Egypt

Michel Moro Gomez - Cuba

Mirtad Gazazian - Armenia

Mohamed Qasem - Netherlands

Mostafa El Shekh - Egypt

Muzaffar Yulchiboev - Uzbekistan

Nabil Al Samalouti - Egypt

Nora Makram - Egypt

Oleg Goutsol - Ukraine

Omar Zevallos - Peru

Passaprawas A-Chinoboonwat - Thailand

Rosidi Semail - Malaysia

Sakhraoui Tarek - Algeria

Seyran Caferli - Azerbaijan

Sherif Arafa - Egypt

Silvano Mello - Brazil

Victor Eugen Mihai - Romania

Vojtech Jurik - Czech Republic

Zaki Derbikh - Algeria

The Museum of Islamic Art contains one of the largest and most extensive collections of Islamic artifacts in the world. The idea of collecting and display the grand collection of artifacts began in 1880 AD. Eventually the building was established and inaugurated in 1903 AD, during the region of Khedive Abbas Helmy ll. The building’s facade was made in the Mamluk style and is adjacent to the National Library of Egypt.