LT Interviews

We take a seat with war photographer Patrick Baz to discuss his latest book about the life of Lebanese Christians in the 21st century. 

We caught with the Lebanese-French trumpet virtuoso Ibrahim Maalouf as he gears up to perform at the Batroun International Festival.

TV personality, branding consultant and girl-next-door Bruna Tohme Zein talks about her career on the small screen and her relationship to Lebanon.

Award-winning sculptor Nabil Helou has been pushing the boundaries of contemporary design for over two decades.

A new mobile application is on the scene, empowering citizens to make a difference to Lebanon’s seemingly endless waste management woes.

MakeSense, a global community dedicated to supporting local entrepreneurs, hosted its second SenseCamp in Beirut (19-21 January) to discuss social issues affecting the country.

Maya Husseini, a stained-glass designer, has spent almost three decades creating intricate art. We take a closer look at her beautiful work.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, how about a book full of them? These three photography books capture the beauty of Lebanon, one page at a time.

We meet painter Hassan Jouni at his studio in the atmospheric neighborhood of Manara, where he shares his nostalgia for “old Beirut.”