An invitation to enter the world of women, the show opens on Intl. Women’s Day and features the multidisciplinary works by artists, activists, professors, and mothers to celebrate the sacred femininity and the female experience in Lebanese society and the world.
Raouf Rifai
Rayyane Tabet An immersive installation that transforms the entire exhibition space into a foreign stratosphere. Visitors are bathed in a blue haze that engulfs objects and people and magically transforms…
Jihad Abou Sleiman Vibrant abstract patterns symbolizing a pulsing nature. Flattened perspective focused on creating beauty, harmony, and balance through the use of intricate decorative patterns and striking pigments
Rachid Diab The contemporary artworks intertwine emotions, stories, and visions as a reflection of the artists’ personal journey after fleeing his home country, Sudan. The paintings on display aim to…
Bringing together works from the finest galleries, ABC presents its first art exhibition: a collective endeavor featuring works by Lebanese and Arab artists.
Yann Leto Through the use of irony and sociopolitical criticism, the paintings produce images that are conceived as a collage in which the typographical elements coexist with an intense revision…
Vahan Roumelian Abstract compositions divulge tension and conversation in a world of bright hues. The bold brush strokes and the paint application merge in harmony exclaiming energy from the canvas.…
Collective Exhibition, Rosevart, Zohrab, and Yolande Naufal Exode in partnership with LB-AWI Bringing together a diverse collection of art, the exhibition serves as a tribute to deceased painters, honoring their…
Halim Jurdak and Simon Sfeir A collection of paintings pays tribute to Halim Jurdak’s legacy and talent, along with Simon Sfeir’s paintings.
Mireille Boustany Nature is transformed into nuances of color that blend harmoniously, to the extent that the flower and the tree unite on the same horizon.
Edgard Mazigi Abstraction and figuration coexist and meld, providing a fertile field for invention in which the painting is the most important thing, and the rest is anecdotal and incidental.…
