An Article by D. M. (810 words, 4 min. read) A Triumphant Return to Beirut’s Art Scene Sundus Al Khalidi makes a powerful return to Beirut with Boundless Vision, an exhibition that immerses the viewer in her deeply expressive abstract works. Curated by Dr. Tony Karam, this showcase at Rebirth Beirut (April 3–12) highlights her…

An Article by A. V. (851 words, 5 min. read) The Rise of Superficial Recognition In the past, an artist’s success was measured by the depth of their work, their technical mastery, and the impact they had on the art world. Recognition came through galleries, exhibitions, critics, and years of dedication. Today, however,…

An Article by A. V. (588 words, 3 min. read) A Tribute to Vanishing Spaces At Mission Art Gallery in Mar Mikhael, a world of fragmented memories unfolded during the month of March, through the works of Elie Rizkallah. His exhibition, Reminiscence, was not just an artistic showcase but a poetic reconstruction of an…

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…

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…

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…