The Little Prince of Gaza exhibition, organised by the Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation (DAF) in collaboration with the Palestinian Museum in the West Bank, Palestine, is a profound dedication to the innocent children of Gaza affected by the…
EXHIBITIONS
Gallery Isabelle announces “Disjunctions,” a solo exhibition by Lubna Chowdhary, from November 14, 2023, until February 16, 2024. The exhibition unveils Chowdhary’s distinctive disruptive artistic approach, challenging materials, traditions, and expectations. Her signature use of colour and modularity converges in…
“From Ink to Action – Using Comic Art to Save the Planet” is a collaboration between The Lakes International Comic Art Festival (LICAF) and the British Council – MENA. This initiative unites twelve artists from the Arab region, empowering them…
The Third Line announces the opening of two solo exhibitions by Pouran Jinchi, and Kamran Samimi from Thursday, 11th January 2024 until the 16th of February 2024. Gallery 1, Pouran Jinchi, ‘Fly Like Dandelions’: Inspired by the New York Times…
Sfeir-Semler Gallery presents the solo exhibition of Aref El Rayess at its downtown Beirut location, from December 14, 2023, until March 16, 2024. This showcase unveils a collection of artworks dating back to 1999, originally presented at the UNESCO palace…
Elmarsa Gallery presents a diverse assembly of artists encompassing classical, modern, and contemporary painters whose works delve into the landscape. The evolution of landscape painting unfolds gradually through distinct historical periods, transitioning from classic landscapes of the 17th and 18th…
In Talar Aghbashian’s exhibition ‘Solace of the Afterimage’ at Marfa Projects, everything transforms into a tree, painted and omnipresent. The landscapes undergo a gradual metamorphosis, revealing a progression from structured forms to figures. A narrative emerges as Aghbashian navigates through…
Sabrina Amrani Gallery presents ‘SanToki, Tokiya’ the latest artistic endeavour by Korean-American creator Timothy Hyunsoo Lee, featuring an array of watercolours, cyanotypes, soft sculptures, and works on paper. The exhibition takes its name from a Korean children’s song about a…
Misk Art Institute’s Masaha Residency program, initiated in 2021, serves as a crucible for artistic development grounded in research. Against the tapestry of tradition, the sixth cycle of Masaha Residency, featured in Misk Art Week, invites viewers to explore the…
The exhibition “Mirqab,” an instalment within Misk Art Week, delves into the profound resonance of rituals, transcending their apparent routine to reveal their pivotal role in shaping cultural heritage and fostering social cohesion. Through the lens of repetition, a fundamental…