Ash Moniz
 
Ash Moniz is a multi-disciplinary artist and curator, based between Cairo and Beijing.
 
features
art exhibitions • 18 min read
Systems of subtleties: Reflections on MASS Alexandria’s latest exhibition
Ash Moniz | The exhibition is MASS Alexandria's first since 2016.
23 January 2020
exhibition reviews • 16 min read
An address between trace and proposition: On Gypsum Gallery’s latest group show
Ash Moniz | The show emphasized intimate spaces, homes and habitats
19 December 2019
art in public space • 17 min read
9th Cairo Video Festival: Decentralization, representation and potentiality
Ash Moniz | What does it mean to have a city-specific festival, when different localities within a city can each
10 October 2019
visual art • 15 min read
Impatient nostalgia: The far-reaching and the familiar in Basim Magdy’s Gypsum show
Ash Moniz | In this show with his artist father, Basim Magdy looks at the world as if it is already history.
26 January 2019
exhibition reviews • 20 min read
Sound, silence and the space between
Ash Moniz | Ash Moniz explores the work of Egyptian artists presented at Senegal's Dak’Art 2018
13 June 2018
video art • 9 min read
A review with a curatorial task: On the 8th Cairo Video Festival
Ash Moniz | What happens when a place's locality is taken for granted as detached from external relations?
1 March 2017
 
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