Art Exhibitions

Ahead of Beirut Ar Fair’s tenth edition, we sit down with Mrs. Laure d’Hauteville, founder of the event, to learn more about the highlights of the past decade as well as what’s to come this year.

Celebrating the ancient Japanese art form, the Phoenicia Beirut Hotel is hosting an exhibition of origami in partnership with the Japanese Embassy and Ms. Matahiro Yamaguchi, the wife of the Japanese ambassador.

Back for its third edition, the Phoenicia Hotel’s Art Photo Competition awarded Marcia Gunning first prize for her photograph. We take a closer look at the entries. The year-long competition garnered…

With countless exhibitions taking place across town, Beirut’s burgeoning art scene is waiting to be explored. We take a closer look at some of the most inspiring.  

With only a few days left before STUDIOCUR/Art’s exhibition Cycles of Collapsing Progress closes, curator Karina El Helou reflects on the attention the show has brought to the Rashid Karami International Fair and to Tripoli.

Beirut Art Fair’s 2018 program will have a photography focus for the first time in its nine-year history as it returns to the capital from 20-23 September 2018.

After shutting its doors in 1991, Faqra Club has reopened La Boite nightclub to host “1001 Nights, 1001 Works!” showcasing over 60 artworks around the theme of night.

3Beirut is now home to 10-day art exhibition titled “The Urban Experience,” put together by Artual Gallery.

Katya Traboulsi’s sculpture exhibition “Perpetual Identities” at the Saleh Barakat Gallery shows that beauty can survive even the darkest of times.