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…
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The solo exhibition Interference Green by Syrian-British artist Sara Shamma is on view at Mark Hachem Gallery in Beirut from 12 to 26 June 2025. Presenting 20 recent and previously unseen paintings, the exhibition explores the colour green as both…
At the Ramzi and Saeda Dalloul Art Foundation (DAF) in Beirut, two exhibitions curated by Wafa Roz trace the evolving role of women in Arab art. Women at Work: Intersection of Fine Art and Craft and Women’s Agency in Arab…
In Imaginary Homeland, artist Kevork Mourad explores the shifting meanings of home through memory, displacement, and the act of making. In this exhibition, architectural fragments, family stories, and personal rituals are reassembled into new visual languages. Through layered drawings on…
La Fin du Romantisme brings together Gregory Buchakjian, François Sargologo, and Hanibal Srouji—three artists whose practices, though distinct, share a sensitivity to rupture, memory, and the persistence of image. A decade after their first encounter in Pellicula, they reunite to…
Taking up this issue’s theme of ‘The Diary of an Artist in Confinement Interesting Times’, Selections invited artists to share their thoughts on work, art and life in general since the beginning of the year. What image(s) illustrate(s) 2020 for…
Chafa Ghaddar showcases new Fresco works in her solo show Cacti in a daydream at Galerie Tanit, hors-les-murs, a space in Starco that is open to bring interesting interventions by its artists. Cobalt blue is on my mind. This desire…
Following her exhibition at Galerie Tanit, Munich You Will Rise Up Again that was dedicated to Beirut, Mojé Assefjah has been preparing a new body of work carrying the same message, Hope, that is exhibited at Tanit’s hors-les-murs space in…
Sfeir-Semler Gallery, with spaces in Hamburg, Germany (since 1985) and Beirut, Lebanon (since 2005), concentrates on international contemporary art with an emphasis on conceptual and minimal art. Since the early 2000s, the gallery has been a key figure in art…
In a nod to the world’s hottest storytelling platform – Pecha Kucha or “show and tell” – Selections has asked a number of artists and designers to talk about a specific project through imagery and an economy of words. The…