An Article by D. M. (688 words, 4 min. read)
At the heart of Beirut, beneath the warm light of the Janine Rubeiz Gallery, three artists reunite a decade after their first collaboration to mark a moment that feels both like an end and a beginning. Gregory Buchakjian, François Sargologo, and Hanibal Srouji come…
An Article by D. M. (919 words, 5 min. read)
It is quiet in the Albertina Museum, yet it hums with the invisible presence of someone who left too soon. I walk through rooms dimly lit, filled with fragile black and white images, each square frame a breath, a whisper, a question. The exhibition…
An Article by A. V. (813 words, 4 min. read)
A Sacred Peak Above the Sea
Perched high above the shimmering bay of Jounieh, with arms open wide to the Mediterranean and to the heart of Lebanon, the statue of Our Lady of Lebanon at Harissa stands not just as a religious icon, but…
An Article by A. V. (522 words, 3 min. read)
Paris in springtime is a cliché, they say. But clichés exist for a reason. The city blooms with a certain magic, a lightness in the air that makes even the most jaded hearts flutter. It was under this spell that I…
An Article by A. V. (643 words, 3 min. read)
Where Color Breathes Memory At Nadine Fayad Art Gallery
In the quiet, resonant space of Nadine Fayad Art Gallery, something indescribable unfolds. The Darwich has returned — but this time, he is no longer merely a character. He is a soul, a vibration, a living memory of…
An Article by A. V. (901 words, 5 min. read)
Six Artists. Six Voices. One Shared Pulse.
Each artist in this show offers a singular vision — yet together, their works pulse with shared urgency, interiority, and a return to painting as a deeply human act. These are artists who paint with memory, intuition,…
An article by A. V. (603 words, 3 min. read)
JAH Art Gallery Opens with Grace, Legacy, and Emotion: A Cultural Beacon is Born
On a 1st of May evening steeped in elegance and nostalgia, Beirut welcomed a new cultural sanctuary—JAH Art Gallery. Tucked in the heart of Clemenceau, the city’s historic neighborhood, the gallery opened its…
An article by A. V. (647 words, 3 min. read)
On the evening of May 2nd, 2025, in the intimate setting of the First Armenian Evangelical Church in Kantari, something extraordinary happened. It wasn’t just another classical concert, it was a poetic convergence of sound, soul, and shared purpose. At the heart of it stood Tania…
An Article by D. M. (649 words, 3 min. read)
A Journey That Breaks Through the Screen
On April 28 at 5:30 PM at ABC Dbayeh, Behind the Filter came to life as part of the Women Film Festival, inviting viewers into a world few dare to show. Executive producer and format creator Micheline…
An Article by Guest Contributor Elizabeth Khoury (717 words, 4 min. read)
Art and fetishism have long been intertwined, a reflection of human fascination with desire, power, and the body. From ancient religious idols to the provocative works of contemporary artists, the visual language of fetishism has been a persistent theme in creative…
An Article by J.A. (1286 words, 7 min read)
“The hand that rocks the cradle…
An Article by A. V. (748 words, 4 min. read)
Anachar Basbous’ latest exhibition, Fragments of the Black Moon, transforms the elegant space of Saleh Barakat Gallery into a sculptural landscape where whispers of stones interact with light and shadow. The gallery’s open design provide the perfect setting for Basbous’ work, allowing each…
