One Year On From the Deadly Beirut Explosion, The City's Art Scene Continues to Face Challenges artnet.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from artnet.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
16 Art Galleries In Lebanon That Highlight Lebanese Artistic Culture
Lebanon has always been a country of arts and creativity, ever since the Phoenician era, which pieces of art could be even admired at The British Museum in London as well as at the National Museum of Beirut.
Long before the foreign influence of those who had invaded Lebanon through history started to mix with local art, the Lebanese ancestors were creating fascinating pieces of art.
Phoenician Glassblowing Arts at the National Museum of Beirut – Marwan G Nassar
Lebanon today is no different in artistic talents and in the high appreciation of its people to art. The art scene in the country has evolved in diversity and innovative creativity, which highlights the Lebanese’s refined artistic culture and their openness to the world.
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PARIS: When French-born Laure d’Hauteville launched the Beirut Art Fair in 2010 it was because she had fallen in love with Lebanon and Middle East art. She was determined to contribute to the Mediterranean country that had become her second home. Due to the catastrophic port explosion on Aug. 4 last year and the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, the Beirut Art Fair was
Lebanese gallerist Saleh Barakat tells Myrna Ayad about the encounters that led to him discovering painter Bibi Zogbe. This account, part of our Remembering the Artist series, is based on their interview