The Egyptian Opera House is hosting an art exhibition entitled "Thought and Creativity of Creative Female Artists" under the supervision of plastic artist Mahmoud El-Beblawi at 6 pm on Saturday, August 24, and will continue until Thursday, August 29, at Salah Taher Hall for Fine Arts. The exhibition includes about 60 artworks in different materials including fabric, oil colors, and acrylic by 6 female artists. Their paintings vary according to the diversity of each artist's conscience and thought. They are: Artist Dr. Aya Hussein, who presents under the title "Glimpses of Heritage and Artificial Intelligence" and relies in her paintings on combining heritage elements with modern innovations in the field of artificial intelligence to explore the links between tradition and modernity. Artist Dr. Iman Abdeen, who presents under the title "Textile Symbols" textiles characterized by spontaneity from the works of the artist "Joan Miró" and the formulation of his symbols and their re-implementation on fabric networks using cotton and wool threads. Artist Noha Ahmed Hashad presents under the title "Passion and Life" the colors embodied in her paintings of roses, birds, and attractive nature that prompt contemplation of the Creator's ability. Artist Suhair Azar, under the title "Folk Art...We and Yes", presents in her paintings the relationship between folk art and music. As for the artist Amani Zakaria, she presents under the title “Faces” the art of mosaics, stained glass, decoupage, porcelain and handicrafts. As for the artist Hala Hazin, she presents under the title “Lotus Flower” works through which she draws nature, plants, trees, animals, the countryside and the sea.