Haytham Nawar
Visual Artist, Designer, Researcher, Assistant Professor for Design
Lives and works in Cairo (again since 2014)
Visual Artist (since 2000)
Current Works
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2018 |
“History of Graphic Design in the Arab World”, Book to be published in 2018 |
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“Language of Tomorrow”, Book to be published in 2018 |
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“Bread Diaries”, Book to be published |
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“Haytham the robotic hand draws Haytham's Hand”, in progress |
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Cairo Downtown Fonts, project with students of GUC (German University in Cairo) |
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2016 |
Cairotronica, Cairo Electronic and New Media Arts Symposium, 1st edition in 2016, 2nd edition in 2018 |
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2015 |
Myth of Creation, Venice Biennale, 2nd Edition in progress |
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2013 |
Di-Egy Fest 0,1, Digital Arts Festival in Egypt, 1st edition in 2013 |
Residencies/Awards
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2018–2017 |
Fulbright Egyptian scholar program, UCLA, Los Angeles |
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2012–2011 |
Fullbright Egyptian student program, School of Visual Arts, New York |
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2007 |
Pro Helvetia–Artist in residence in F+F School for Art and Media Design, Zurich |
Historical Event
Egyptian Revolution 2011
Education/Background
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2015–2011 |
PhD, Centre for Advanced Inquiry in Integrative Arts (CAiiA Hub), The Planetary Collegium, Faculty of Arts, School of Art & Media, Plymouth University |
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2009–2007 |
Master’s of Advanced Studies ZFH in Spatial Design / Scenography, Institute of Design & Technology, Zurich University of the Arts |
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2007–2004 |
Master’s of Fine Arts in New Media Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Helwan University, Cairo |
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2000–1995 |
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Major in Printmaking, Department of Graphic Design, Faculty of Fine Arts, Helwan University, Cairo |
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1992 |
Qotour High School |
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1989 |
Musa bin Nusayr Secondary School |
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1984 |
Al Shean Primary School |
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Mother: |
Accountant |
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Father: |
Civil engineer |
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Older Sister: |
Housewife |
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Dream job as a child: |
Artist |
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Dream job as an adolescent: |
University Professor |
Further Informations: haythamnawar.com
American University of Cairo: Haytham Nawar
Conversation: Mats Staub, Sandra Gysi, Cairo, 09.05.2017