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Mazen Khaddaj’s Mountains of Light: A Multidisciplinary Dialogue Between Painting and Performance

ArtFebruary 25, 2025594Views 1Like 0Comments

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,…

Culture, Art and the Propagation of Civilization

CultureFebruary 22, 20251KViews 6Likes 0Comments

An article by guest contributor Patricia Audrey Hakim (428 words, 2 min. read) Art mesmerizes me. I admire creators from all fields because they reflect the beliefs, norms, and culture of an era through unique perspectives. It sparks inspiration, invites innovation, and offers hope and vision. Through artistic culture, civilizations thrive. A people remembered in…

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…

Camille Claudel: The Tragic Price of Overlooked Genius

ArtFebruary 21, 20251KViews 2Likes 0Comments

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…

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…

From Heartland to Homeland: The Fluidity of Color in Ghada Jamal’s Art

ArtFebruary 14, 2025913Views 0Likes 0Comments

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:…

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

CinemaFebruary 11, 2025606Views 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…

Art and Resilience in the Face of War: The Unbreakable Spirit of Lebanese Artists

ArtFebruary 9, 20252KViews 0Likes 0Comments

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…

Bruno Tabbal’s Debut Novel: Le pays dont on ne guérit jamais

LiteratureFebruary 8, 20252KViews 1Like 0Comments

An Article by D. M. (783 words, 4 min. read) Bruno Tabbal’s first novel, Le pays dont on ne guérit jamais (The Country from Which One Never Heals), was published in February 2025 by Editions Artliban-Calima. In this deeply personal work, the author paints a vivid picture of his childhood memories, exploring the lasting…

Art Cairo 2025: A Celebration of Middle Eastern Art and Culture

ArtFebruary 7, 20251KViews 0Likes 0Comments

An Article by A. V. (733 words, 4 min. read) The highly anticipated sixth edition of Art Cairo is set to take place from February 8 to 11, 2025, at the Grand Egyptian Museum. As Egypt’s premier international art fair, Art Cairo established itself as a dynamic platform for showcasing contemporary and modern art…

Authenticity in Art: A Legacy That Stands the Test of Time

ArtFebruary 7, 20251KViews 0Likes 0Comments

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…

Mazen Khaddaj’s Mountains of Light: A Multidisciplinary Dialogue Between Painting and Performance

Culture, Art and the Propagation of Civilization

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

Camille Claudel: The Tragic Price of Overlooked Genius

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

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

From Heartland to Homeland: The Fluidity of Color in Ghada Jamal’s Art

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

Art and Resilience in the Face of War: The Unbreakable Spirit of Lebanese Artists

Bruno Tabbal’s Debut Novel: Le pays dont on ne guérit jamais

Art Cairo 2025: A Celebration of Middle Eastern Art and Culture

Authenticity in Art: A Legacy That Stands the Test of Time

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