An Article by J.A. (1405 words, 7 min read)
A rt is not born in a vacuum; it thrives when brilliant minds and daring souls choose to invest their passion, their wealth, and sometimes even their personal turmoil into creating a cultural legacy. Throughout history, there have been extraordinary women whose lives, as tempestuous as…
An Article by J.A. (851 words, 5 min read)
A Visionary of Light and Color
I n the heart of Beirut, where the sea meets the city in a golden embrace, Selim Mouzannar sculpts poetry into gold and gemstones. His jewelry is not just ornamentation; it is a whisper of history, a tribute to the…
An Article by J.A. (1286 words, 7 min read)
“The hand that rocks the cradle…
An Article by J.A. (832 words, 4 min read)
An Exhibition That Speaks Without Words
M inimalist art has a way of drawing the viewer into quiet contemplation. It does not overwhelm with detail but instead communicates through subtle forms and understated expressions. In Look Me In The Eyes, Mohamed Radwan masterfully embraces…
An Article by J.A. (573 words, 3 min read)
T he retrospective A Nature in Motion, dedicated to Leila Beydoun Chalabi, took place in February at the Stone Garden Building, in collaboration with Dongola Limited Editions and Galerie Tanit.
Curated by Randa Sadaka, the exhibition celebrated Chalabi’s decades-long journey of capturing nature’s vibrant energy…
An Article by J.A. (834 words, 4 min read)
D uring February, Mountains of Light, Mazen Khaddaj’s latest solo exhibition, took place at The LT Gallery in Mar Mikhael, Beirut. The exhibition was more than just a showcase of paintings; it was an immersive experience where Khaddaj’s multidisciplinary practice unfolded through layers of color,…
An Article by J.A. (742 words, 4 min read)
C amille Claudel’s life and work epitomize the struggles faced by many female artists in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Despite her undeniable talent and innovative spirit, Claudel’s career was overshadowed by her association with Auguste Rodin, her mentor and lover. Her masterpiece, L’Ãge…
An Article by J.A. (600 words, 3 min read)
B eirut’s Art on 56th Gallery recently hosted Ghada Jamal’s solo exhibition, From Heartland to Homeland, a dynamic journey of color, memory, and identity.
Running from February 13, 2025, the exhibition showcased Jamal’s ability to capture the essence of Lebanon through three thematic series:…
An Article by J.A. (604 words, 3 min read)
I n the heart of Lebanon’s southern landscape, where beauty and destruction have long coexisted, artists have once again proven that creativity is not just about producing art. It is rather about survival, resistance, and rebuilding. The recent war in the south left many artists…
An Article by J.A. (913 words, 5 min read)
My painting is what I have to give back to the world for what the world gives to me. Georgia O’Keeffe
G eorgia O’Keeffe’s words reflect a fundamental truth about art: it is not merely a product to be consumed but a deeply personal offering, a…
An Article by J.A. (652words, 3 min read)
L ebanese designer Rabih Kayrouz has achieved an extraordinary milestone in his career, securing a place among the world’s most revered fashion visionaries. His creation now stands proudly at the Louvre Museum in Paris as part of the prestigious Louvre Couture: Objects of Art, Objects of Fashion…
An Article by J. A. (1139 words, 6 min read)
Joseph El Hourany is an accomplished architect, urban planner, philosopher, and artist whose practice effortlessly transcends disciplinary boundaries. Based in Lebanon, his career reflects a dedication to creative exploration, enriched by a foundation of rigorous academic achievement. He holds a Master of Architecture (M.Arch.,…
