Amr Kandeel
Amr Qandil (b. 1985) A visual artist who has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including various editions of the General Exhibition and the Black and White Salon, He has also taken part in numerous art event sand conducts educational workshops in drawing and painting for Fine Arts students and participants of various age groups. Amr was awarded the Encouragement Prize by the Egyptian Ministry of Culture in the first edition of (Turathy) Art Competition, and the Second Prize in its fifth edition. His art works are held in official collections under the Ministry of Culture, as well as in private collections in Egypt and abroad, including the UK, France, Spain, Austria, Australia and other countries.
Selected Group Exhibitions
- General Exhibition, 41st, 43rd, and 44th Editions
- Cairo Salon, 61st Edition
- Scarecrow Exhibition, Salah Taher Gallery, Cairo Opera House (2018)
- Lotus Exhibition, Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum (2019)
- Torathy 4 Exhibition, Cairo Opera House (2019)
- Adam’s Ark Exhibition, Picasso East Gallery (2019)
- Torathy for Fine and Visual Arts Competition, 5th Edition
- Black & White Salon, 5th Edition (2020)
- Black & White Salon, 6th Edition (2022)
- The Tree Exhibition, Azad Gallery (2021)
- The Enchanted Exhibition, Ahmed Shawki Museum (2021)
- Animalia Exhibition, Cordoba Art Gallery (2022)
- Legends Exhibition, Demi Gallery (2022)
- Art with a Pharaonic Flavor Exhibition and Competition, Dai Gallery (2022)
- East and West Exhibition, Art Corner Gallery, Zamalek (2022)
- The Musician Exhibition, Mahmoud Mokhtar Museum (2023)
- Participated in numerous other group exhibitions.
Artistic Activities
Actively participated in a wide range of art symposiums, television interviews, and cultural events. Conducted drawing and painting workshops and led guided tours of public and private art exhibitions alongside diverse groups of artists.
Awards
- Encouragement Award from the Egyptian Ministry of Culture at the 4th Torathy Fine Arts Competition.
- Second Prize at the 5th Torathy for Fine and Visual Arts Competition.
Collections
Works are held in the official collection of the Egyptian Ministry of Culture, as well as in private collections in Egypt and internationally, including the United Kingdom, Spain, Austria, Australia, and other countries.

