art

Renowned for his uncompromising vision and brazen designs, Bernard Khoury is the architect who builds where others dare not.

Urban Blooms, a participatory cultural initiative launched by BeyArt and the Beirut Museum of Art (BeMA), takes art out of institutions and puts it where people actually live.

As one half of Bokja, Huda Baroudi crafts storytelling through textiles, while her daughter Mariam narrates through food at SiLA Table.

Father-and-daughter artists Anachar Basbous and Shana discuss sculpture, jewelry, heritage and translating monumental forms into wearable art.

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed in Beirut’s frenetic streets. But once you know where to go, the city opens up in the best way possible.

Georges Khabbaz has moved effortlessly between stage and screen, building a body of work that is wildly popular and critically acclaimed.

From international film scores to orchestral performances around the world, Khaled Mouzanar’s music carries the imprint of a life shaped by contrast.

From painting at the age of 11 to studying at Central Saint Martins, Hassan Idriss’s journey led from fine art to fashion.

Lebanese wineries are transforming wine bottles into works of art, partnering with designers and illustrators.