Saleh Barakat Gallery

GALLERY STATEMENT

After a quarter century of pioneering work in modern and contemporary Arab art, with Agial Art Gallery playing a central role in putting Beirut back on the map of Arab art, it was time to meet the new challenges, and reach out beyond regional arenas.

Three years of planning and creative architectural remodeling design work, and the new Saleh Barakat Gallery was born, to commemorate the XXV anniversary of Agial on 25 May 2016, in one of Beirut’s emblematic historical cultural locations: The former Cinema Clemenceau – later Masrah Al-Madina, that is now transformed into a truly modern art gallery by today’s best professional standards.

ARTISTS

Abboud, Shafic
Abillama, Ziad
Abo Rebieh, Azza
Abou Khalil, Sacha
Al Kubaisy, Muatasim
Al Sayed, Houmam
Albraehe, Anas
Amyuni, Rima
Aoun, Youssef
Baalbaki, Ayman
Baalbaki, Oussama
Baalbaki, Said
Badr Schmidt, Sara
Ballan, Houssam
Baran, Serwan
Basbous, Anachar
Basbous, Michel
Carle-Catafago, Christian
Charafeddine, Chaza
Choucair, Saloua Raouda
Choukini, Chaouki
Dabaghian, Jack
Daouk, Zein
Darghouth, Tagreed
El Hourany, Joseph
El Jundi, Rim
El Rawas, Mohammad
Elkassouf, Tarek
Ezzeddine, Hala
Faris, Waddah
Genadry, Daniele
Ghanem, Bernard
Haddad Credoz, Souraya
Haddad, Fadia
Halwani, Yazan
Hojeij, Mahmoud
Hussein, Nasser
Kahwagi, Bassam
Kalache, Hiba
Kassar, Mireille
Katanani, Abdul Rahman
Khaddaj, Samir
Khal, Helen
Khawam, Semaan
Khayat, Nathalie
Makki Bacho, Ginane
Massoud, Nelsy
Matta, Hala
Mogharbel, Samar
Moudarres, Fateh
Mouzannar, Hala
Nahas, Nabil
Obaidi, Mahmoud
Qaisi, Waleed R.
Rifai, Mazen
Saab, Jocelyne
Saadi, Bassel
Sadek, Walid
Safieddine, Nadia
Salem, Carla
Saouli, Salah
Saudi, Mona
Sayegh, Samir
Schoukair, Hala
Sharabi, Alaa
Sy, Hady
Tanbak
Tarazi, Gebran
Todman, Amy
Traboulsi, Katya
Youssef, Shawki
Zeineh, Nada
Zurayk, Afaf