art

Built in the early 1900s by Hussein Beik el Darwiche, a man deeply passionate about art and architecture, Dar Zefta is a beautifully preserved jewel. We explore this remarkable landmark —…

Earlier this year, the Rachid Karami International Fair was placed on the World Heritage Danger List. We asked architect Etienne Bastormaji to explain the significance of this remarkable site in Tripoli and why its preservation is critical.

Tired of planning the same old dinner dates? Discover memorable ideas that will surely capture your partner’s heart.

In recent years, Beirut’s bustling streets have provided an appealing canvas for local and international artists. We spoke we Imane Assaf, co-founder of Art of Change, to learn more about her work and hear why she believes in the power of public art. 

From November 16 – 20, 2022, Beirut will welcome the IN BETWEEN Festival, organized by the British Council in Lebanon. Here’s everything you need to know.

In the picturesque village of Rachana, located in the hills above Batroun, artist Anachar Basbous has brought Mohtaraf Anachar Basbous to life. We learn more about this intriguing art museum in Basbous’s hometown during a private tour with the artist himself.

Rooted in heritage, the Nada Debs brand has remained loyal to its philosophy of imbuing exquisite design pieces with intricate patterns and inlays that celebrate traditional craftsmanship.

With countless solo exhibitions and international awards to her name, multidisciplinary Lebanese artist Lena Kelekian has carved out a successful career in the art world.

Considered the Middle East’s art hub, Beirut continues to amaze us with its creative output. Whether you’re a collector or an enthusiast, these exhibitions deserve your attention. Be sure to check them out before they end.