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 | Carnaval
30 Oct - 20 Nov 2018Safarkhan proudlypresents the latest collection for esteemed Egyptian - French artist and Safarkhan mainstay, Katherine Bakhoum,who features her latest.. View More |
 | Princesses and Palaces
14 Mar - 14 Apr 2017Esteemed French-Egyptian artist, and Safarkhan mainstay Katherine Bakhoum will feature her latest creations under the theme ‘Princesses and Palaces’ from March 14th to April 14th 2017. In her 14th showing at Safarkhan, Bakhoum will exhibit her captivating take on the princesses and palaces of oriental times, Bakhoum has succeeded in imprinting her unique stamp on the illustrative memories and depictions of these bygone times, and through it she evokes a whole world of emotive force full of nostalgia, allure and mesmerizing beauty. Bakhoum’s.. View More |
 | Magic of the Orient
14 Apr - 15 May 2015Katherine Bakhoum represents art that has been forgotten for a long
while. She draws upon the concept and the subject of the orientalism and
the enchantment of that period.
Through her work we can feel the researches she has done to reveal her
Egyptian origins and the magic and power of the bygone times. Katherine
Bakhoum has succeeded in imprinting her own stamp to evoke a new world
full of charm, nostalgia and magic that is deeply implanted in her
canvas. Her power dwells in creating her own style of.. View More |
 | The Summer Collection
10 Apr - 30 Sep 2013The Summer Collection
The Summer Collection of Safarkhan continues this season in the realm of exploring the marvelous works of four Egyptian artists from different generations, styles and directions. We begin by the work of the great late artist Mohamed Ismail (B. 1936 – 1993) who explores on two large paintings (from a series of twelve pieces) using only two colors black and white the history and civilization of our country. Ismail uses symbols of human figures and other objects to.. View More |
 | Le Nouvel Orientalisme
02 Dec - 28 Dec 2013Katherine
Bakhoum represents art that has been forgotten for a long while. She
draws upon the concept and the subject of the orientalism and the
enchantment of that period. Through her work we can feel the researches
she has done to reveal her Egyptian origins and the magic and power of
the bygone times. Katherine Bakhoum has succeeded in imprinting her own
stamp to.. View More |
 | La Belle Epoque
28 Feb - 23 Apr 2012The choice of ancient subject matters, the echo of orientalist pieces in the collages, likethe echo of the appeal of ancient gestures, of foreign lands, and domestic tapestries,all this weaves up out of Katherine Bakhoum’s creations. Sometimes we only have theline of a horizon on which to hang our imagination, sometimes we only have the traceof a profile in the shadows. What we always have is a persistent belief in beauty.Where there is beauty, there is hope. Katherine Bakhoum has abandoned neither.
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 | "Rêves d’Orient"
03 Nov - 30 Nov 2010Following a show at the Opera a big moon came down from the sky held on earth by human beings who seemed so little. I saw immediately an interact with my paintings where the dervishes are climbing on the clouds as we used to climb in the early days on the pyramids. I painted this moon on a canvas to renew my usual supports. I painted others smaller where men are roaming freely. I chose naturally to pursuit my work on the sky and the clouds. To me they represent the mystery of the infinity, the light and the changing of the horizon. This.. View More |
 | 27 Oct - 25 Nov 2009Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and l’ecole Estienne in Paris. K .Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris since 1984. She exhibits twice a year once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. K.Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stands so powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. It is the carefully created visions of fabric.. View More |
 | 10 Nov - 28 Nov 2008Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and l’ecole Estienne in Paris. K .Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris since 1984. She exhibits twice a year once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. K.Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stands so powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. It is the carefully created visions of fabric.. View More |
 | 06 Feb - 06 Mar 2007 Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and L’Ecole Estienne in Paris.
Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris in 1984. She exhibits twice a year, once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stand powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. View More |
 | 17 Mar - 17 Apr 2003 Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and L’Ecole Estienne in Paris.
Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris in 1984. She exhibits twice a year, once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stand powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. View More |
 | 12 Feb - 12 Mar 2002 Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and l’ecole Estienne in Paris.
K .Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris since 1984. She exhibits twice a year once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. K.Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stands so powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. |
 | 01 Feb - 03 Mar 2001 Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and l’ecole Estienne in Paris.
K .Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris since 1984. She exhibits twice a year once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999. K.Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stands so powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. It is the.. View More |
 | 11 Oct - 30 Oct 1999 Born in Cairo in 1949, half Egyptian and half French. She studied at l’atelier Met de Penninghen and l’ecole Estienne in Paris. K .Bakhoum started exhibiting her work in Paris since 1984. She exhibits twice a year once in Paris and once at Safarkhan in Cairo. She has been exhibiting yearly at Safarkhan since 1999.
K.Bakhoum’s Orientalist paintings stands so powerfully with subtle (and sometimes definite) tones of pastel that bring to life charcters that seem to exist only in our imagination. It is the carefully.. View More |
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