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Anachar Basbous’ Fragments Of The Black Moon At Saleh Barakat Gallery, Beirut

Art, Art WorldMarch 17, 2025842Views 3Likes 0Comments

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…

Joe Kodeih: A Theater That Reflects the Human Soul

Art World, Literature, TheatreMarch 17, 2025783Views 4Likes 0Comments

An Article by D. M. (781 words, 4 min. read) Joe Kodeih is more than a playwright—he is an explorer of human emotions, an architect of contradictions, and a fearless storyteller. His latest book, Les Quatre Raisons, published by Éditions Saër Al Mashrek, brings together four of his previously performed plays, offering a rare opportunity…

The Biology Behind Perception of Art

Art WorldMarch 16, 2025935Views 2Likes 0Comments

An Article by J. J. (1417 words, 8 min. read) Art, on its own, lacks a fundamental element without which it is useless. This element is the actual perception and emotional involvement of the viewer. The fascinating part of the perception process is that it is divided into two parts: The biological part:…

Phases of A Mutation: Rached Bohsali’s Artistic Evolution at Rebirth Beirut

ArtMarch 12, 20253KViews 4Likes 0Comments

An Article by D. M. (936 words, 5 min. read) Beirut’s art scene recently witnessed an extraordinary event: Phases of A Mutation, a retrospective exhibition by the renowned artist and architect Rached Bohsali, curated by Dr. Tony Karam at Rebirth Beirut. More than just a showcase of Bohsali’s work, this exhibition was a profound…

The Art of Copying: Imitation or Inspiration?

Art, Art World, CultureMarch 9, 20254KViews 2Likes 0Comments

A Joint Article by J. A. and J. J. (1544 words, 8 min. read) “Good Artists Copy; Great Artists Steal” The famous quote by Pablo Picasso, “Good artists copy; great artists steal”, has long been debated in the art world. What did he mean by it? Was he encouraging plagiarism, or was…

Spring and Renaissance at Galerie Cheriff Tabet: Darwiche Chamaa’s Vibrant World

ArtMarch 9, 2025868Views 2Likes 0Comments

An Article by A. V. (609 words, 3 min. read) An Artist Rooted in Two Worlds Born in Gabon to Lebanese heritage, Darwiche Chamaa is an artist who bridges landscapes and emotions through abstract expressionism. His works, deeply influenced by modernism, impressionism, and cubism, transcend realism in favor of vibrant abstraction. In his…

There Is No Must in Art Because Art Is Free

ArtFebruary 28, 20251KViews 1Like 0Comments

An Article by J. A. (634 words, 3 min. read) Exploring artistic freedom and the constraints that limit it. Wassily Kandinsky’s assertion that “there is no must in art because art is free” reflects his belief in the boundless nature of artistic creation. Yet how free are artists in reality? While art has…

Pays Amer: A Story of Art, Feminism, and Lebanese Destiny

LiteratureFebruary 28, 2025670Views 2Likes 0Comments

An Article by A.M. (620 words, 3 min. read) In Pays Amer (Bitter Country), Georgia Makhlouf masterfully intertwines the lives of two Lebanese women, separated by a century yet connected by art, resilience, and the relentless pursuit of freedom. Inspired by the life of Marie Al-Khazen, Lebanon’s first female photographer, the novel explores the struggles…

Into the Light: Nayirie Keuteklian’s Enchanting World at Kalim Bechara Art Gallery

ArtFebruary 22, 2025601Views 0Likes 0Comments

An Article by A. V. (764 words, 4 min. read) A New Artistic Landmark in Beirut Beirut’s art scene continues to expand with the opening of a new, spacious venue for Kalim Bechara Art Gallery. Located in the heart of the city, this modern and inviting space is dedicated to showcasing contemporary and…

The Hypocrisy of Artistic Friendship: When Support Is Just a Mask

Art WorldFebruary 16, 2025460Views 3Likes 0Comments

An Article by A. V. (792 words, 4 min. read) “The thermometer of success is merely the jealousy of the malcontents.”Salvador Dalí The art world thrives on the illusion of unity: artists, curators, and galleries claiming to support each other in the name of creativity. But beneath this facade lies a ruthless industry…

Transient Maps: Wissam Melhem’s Vision of Hope and Resilience Amid War

ArtFebruary 15, 2025671Views 1Like 0Comments

Transient Maps: Read the News An Article by A.M. (743 words, 4 min. read) On February 13, 2025, Multaqa Beirut, located on the ground floor of the iconic Assafir Newspaper building in Hamra, opened its doors to Transient Maps, a solo exhibition by renowned Lebanese artist Wissam Melhem. Curated by Dr. Tony Karam, the show offers…

Je me voyais Déjà: The Struggle and Triumph of Artist Against All Odds

CinemaFebruary 11, 2025607Views 2Likes 0Comments

Tahar Rahim plays Aznavour in the movie Monsieur Aznavour An Article by D. M. (825 words, 4 min. read) The Dream Of Success Charles Aznavour’s iconic song Je me voyais déjà is a powerful testament to the ambitions and struggles of artists, capturing the internal battle of striving for greatness while facing the challenges of…

Anachar Basbous’ Fragments Of The Black Moon At Saleh Barakat Gallery, Beirut

Joe Kodeih: A Theater That Reflects the Human Soul

The Biology Behind Perception of Art

Phases of A Mutation: Rached Bohsali’s Artistic Evolution at Rebirth Beirut

The Art of Copying: Imitation or Inspiration?

Spring and Renaissance at Galerie Cheriff Tabet: Darwiche Chamaa’s Vibrant World

There Is No Must in Art Because Art Is Free

Pays Amer: A Story of Art, Feminism, and Lebanese Destiny

Into the Light: Nayirie Keuteklian’s Enchanting World at Kalim Bechara Art Gallery

The Hypocrisy of Artistic Friendship: When Support Is Just a Mask

Transient Maps: Wissam Melhem’s Vision of Hope and Resilience Amid War

Je me voyais Déjà: The Struggle and Triumph of Artist Against All Odds

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