Selections Arts Magazine – Lebanon Galleries
Blurring the boundaries between gastronomy and culture, the Em Sherif Art Foundation transforms restaurants into living galleries, where Lebanese art, design, and cuisine converge. Founded by Chef Mireille Hayek and CEO Dani Chakour, and curated by Sherif Hayek, the Foundation…
We Design Beirut returns for its second edition from 22–26 October 2025, staging a five-day programme of exhibitions, installations, excursions, and talks across some of Lebanon’s most significant historical and architectural landmarks. Anchored in the pillars of empowerment, preservation and…
False Witnesses, a solo exhibition by Iraqi artist Dia al-Azzawi (b. 1939), is on view at Saleh Barakat Gallery, in Beirut. Spanning ancient Mesopotamia to the present day, Azzawi’s practice has long engaged with the shared histories and political ruptures…
The Dalloul Artist Collective (DAC), in collaboration with the Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation (DAF), inaugurates its first group exhibition, Testimonies of Fire: Massacres and Masterpieces in Arab Art, opening September 12, 2025, at DAC’s headquarters. Running until October…
Galerie Janine Rubeiz presents Ghada Zoghbi’s fourth solo show titled Between Dust and Dawn, from September 10 to October 10, 2025. In her previous body of work, Ghada Zoghbi offered a profound meditation on the poetic relationship between humanity and…
Adel Abidin returns to painting with the solo exhibition What Remains curated by Tamara Chalabi, at Galerie Tanit in Beirut. The artist turns to the horizon as both a visual anchor and a metaphorical threshold. Across seascapes and fractured terrains,…
Galerie Janine Rubeiz presents La toile résonnante, a curated collective exhibition featuring works by fourteen artists working across painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and mixed media. Going into its last week on display, the exhibition offers a porous surface upon which…
Galerie Tanit hosts two parallel exhibitions that invite viewers into distinct yet overlapping visual worlds. Sorry for Interrupting by Jacques Vartabedian and Flow by Joumana Jamhouri unfold across the gallery’s rooms, each staging a meditation on fragmentation, memory, and the…
The Dalloul Artist Collective launches its curatorial programme with The Escape to Joy, a solo exhibition dedicated to the Lebanese painter Fawzi Baalbaki. On view at Stone Gardens – a landmark building by architect Lina Ghotmeh – the exhibition situates…
Impressions of Paradise: Travel, Tourism, and the Visual Performance of Modern Lebanon is on view at the Nuhad Es-Said Pavilion for Culture until 30 October 2025. Curated by Nour Osseiran, with catalogue and research by art historian Marie Tomb, the…