Artist Galal Gomaa distinguished himself in the fine arts in the "Al-Wakir" corps in Egypt and the Arab world. He removed from the exhibition collectives and collected them in fine arts abroad and neighbouring European countries, and he has many acquisitions from Egypt and abroad.

Artist Galal Gomaa distinguished himself in the fine arts in the "Al-Wakir" corps in Egypt and the Arab world. He removed from the exhibition collectives and collected them in fine arts abroad and neighbouring European countries, and he has many acquisitions from Egypt and abroad.

Artist Galal Gomaa distinguished himself in the fine arts in the "Al-Wakir" corps in Egypt and the Arab world. He removed from the exhibition collectives and collected them in fine arts abroad and neighbouring European countries, and he has many acquisitions from Egypt and abroad.

Bachelor of Agriculture, Ain Shams University - Freelance studies in Applied Arts and Fine Arts. She is a member of the Syndicate of Plastic Artists, the Cairo Atelier, the Society of Art Lovers, and the Civil Society (NGO). She received the full-time dedication grant (Tafarragh) from the Ministry of Culture for four consecutive years. She participated in numerous Arab and international forums, with a painting in every forum alongside prominent artists from Egypt and the world. Her news has been covered in all Egyptian and international newspapers, such as Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper. She participated in many national and international group exhibitions, and in all Cultural Palaces and the Fine Arts Sector. Her work is acquired in Italy, the Ministry of Culture, Siwa, and the Academy of Arts. She held nine solo exhibitions: two at Salah Taher Gallery, one at Al-Hanager, one at the Ahmed Shawki Museum (affiliated with the Sector), one at the Cairo Atelier, and two in one of the Zamalek galleries. Major Egyptian critics have written about her, including Professor Ezz El-Din Naguib, Dr. Mohsen Attia, Professor Salah Baisar, Dr. Khaled Baghdadi, Dr. Professor Sayed Gomaa, Dr. Mohamed Ishaq, and the opinions of some art connoisseurs such as Dr. Magdy El-Sedawy and others.

Artist Galal Gomaa distinguished himself in the fine arts in the "Al-Wakir" corps in Egypt and the Arab world. He removed from the exhibition collectives and collected them in fine arts abroad and neighbouring European countries, and he has many acquisitions from Egypt and abroad.

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