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Check Out These 5 Art Exhibitions Happening This Week In Beirut
Feel like sipping on wine and fancying it up while you judge some art? Check out some of these shows happening around town!
1. “Nostalgia For Tomorrow” by Louna Maalouf – at Art On 56th
Dedicated to her city, Beirut. “Louna Maalouf paints her city and protects it with harsh silhouettes and enchanting assault.”
Running from Sept 23 – Oct 15.
For more information, click here.
2. “In Sospeso” by Stefano Bombardieri and Matteo Carassale at Mark Hashem Gallery
A very unique sculpture and photography exhibition that will take your breath away!
Running until Sept 30.
For more information, click here.
3. “It’s A Mad World” by Shurooq Amin at Ayyam Gallery
Depicting the worsening conditions of conflicted cities in the Middle East while commenting on the social issues that continue to affect entire populations.
Running until Nov 5.
For more information, click here.
4. “Inanimate Objects, Do You Have a Soul” by Morteza Khosravi at ArtLab
Look at them: they move not. They say what you want to say. A solo exhibition by Morteza Khosravi.
Running until October 1.
For more information, click here.
5. Turbans & Kimonos by Jean-Pierre Roc-Roussey at Opera Gallery
For the first time ever in Beirut, the acclaimed French artist will present his latest series on the theme of Turbans and Kimonos. Baroque and eclectic, Jean-Pierre Roc-Roussey’s style combines subjects from the Renaissance, neoclassicism, and Eastern cultures to epitomize the fragility and simplicity of the human condition, especially that which is most precious: love.
Running until October 1.
For more information, click here.
1. “Nostalgia For Tomorrow” by Louna Maalouf – at Art On 56th
Dedicated to her city, Beirut. “Louna Maalouf paints her city and protects it with harsh silhouettes and enchanting assault.”
Running from Sept 23 – Oct 15.
For more information, click here.
2. “In Sospeso” by Stefano Bombardieri and Matteo Carassale at Mark Hashem Gallery
A very unique sculpture and photography exhibition that will take your breath away!
Running until Sept 30.
For more information, click here.
3. “It’s A Mad World” by Shurooq Amin at Ayyam Gallery
Depicting the worsening conditions of conflicted cities in the Middle East while commenting on the social issues that continue to affect entire populations.
Running until Nov 5.
For more information, click here.
4. “Inanimate Objects, Do You Have a Soul” by Morteza Khosravi at ArtLab
Look at them: they move not. They say what you want to say. A solo exhibition by Morteza Khosravi.
Running until October 1.
For more information, click here.
5. Turbans & Kimonos by Jean-Pierre Roc-Roussey at Opera Gallery
For the first time ever in Beirut, the acclaimed French artist will present his latest series on the theme of Turbans and Kimonos. Baroque and eclectic, Jean-Pierre Roc-Roussey’s style combines subjects from the Renaissance, neoclassicism, and Eastern cultures to epitomize the fragility and simplicity of the human condition, especially that which is most precious: love.
Running until October 1.
For more information, click here.