For the first time, the Centre d'Études Alexandrines (CEAlex) presents an exhibition dedicated to the architect Giacomo Alessandro Loria (1876–1956), one of the key figures in shaping modern Alexandria during the first half of the twentieth century.
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St. Catherine's Cathedral was transformed into a temporary museum for the first time in its history, exploring nearly 175 years of architectural, religious, and urban heritage through archival documents, photographs, and architectural studies.
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Once one of Egypt's most prominent luxury department stores, Hannaux occupied a distinctive place in the social and cultural life of Alexandria. Beyond its role as a destination for fashion and luxury, the store preserved an unexpected historical legacy within its main vault.
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Curated by Mahmoud Saïd, Mare Nostrum was a group exhibition presented in 2023 at the Institut français d’Alexandrie as part of the 11th edition of Écrire la Méditerranée. Bringing together Alexandria-based artists, the exhibition presented different disciplines of contemporary art.
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Completed in 1931 in the Neo-Renaissance style, Palais Assaad Bassili was designed by the Alexandrian architect of French nationality Victor Erlanger. Through archival materials, this exhibition revisited the history and memory of the villa as both a domestic and institutional space.
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