BEIRUT: Katya Traboulsi’s exhibition “Perpetual Identities” treads the line between destruction and beauty. Based on the design of mortar...
BEIRUT: The Beirut International Platform of Dance opened Wednesday night with “We Women,” Spanish dancer and choreographer Sol Pico’s exploration of the...
BEIRUT: “Entre Les Temps,” the latest exhibition at the recently opened Galerie Cheriff Tabet, is a retrospective of the career of Canadian artist Antoine...
BEIRUT: “Cy Twombly: Photographs,” the latest photography exhibition at the Sursock Museum, presents 30 snaps from the late artist’s archive. Captured between...
BEIRUT: The Beirut International Platform of Dance is back for its 14th edition, with 19 shows featuring international and local dancers, nine studio...
BEIRUT: “Home Within” was revived in Lebanon Monday evening, staged at AUB Assembly Hall. This touching audiovisual performance explores the...
BEIRUT: The Sursock Museum’s latest exhibition, “Pierre Sadek: Picturing History,” offers a glimpse at the late caricaturist’s oeuvre. The exhibition, the...
BEIRUT: For the first time, Lebanon will be officially represented at the Venice Biennale of Architecture, with a national pavilion at the Arsenal, one of the...
BEIRUT: When the Syrian uprising began in 2011, Syrian composer and clarinettist Kinan Azmeh found himself unable to compose music that would express his...
BEIRUT: In December 2013, Ukrainian nationalists took to the streets of Kiev in what was the start of the Maidan Revolution. The protesters marched to...
BEIRUT: Back for its second edition, the Phoenicia Hotel’s Art Photo Competition announced Nathalie Chebaklo as the winner of the contest at a ceremony...
BEIRUT: In writer-director Philippe Van Leeuw’s Arabic-language drama “In Syria,” an apartment in contemporary Damascus becomes the site of...
BEIRUT: Harpsichordist Mahan Esfahani’s recital of works by J.S. Bach at Beyt Amir Sunday transformed the old Lebanese house into a stately baroque home. The...
BEIRUT: “Palestine in Black and White,” the new book by cartoonist Mohammad Sabaaneh, marks 70 years since the Nakba, the 1948 catastrophe that saw the...
BEIRUT: “Haneen,” Beit Beirut’s latest exhibition, unites the poetry of Syrian refugee children and the work they have inspired artists to make. Staged by...
BEIRUT: Jazz artist China Moses returned to Beirut Tuesday night, giving a lively show at LibanJazz to promote her sixth album “Nightintales.” As...
BEIRUT: One house, three siblings and a wealth of emotions and memories lie at the center of “Al Bayt,” Theatre Monnot’s latest stage offering, by first-time...
BEIRUT: “I have zero tolerance for you, zero,” is the message Culture Minister Ghattas Khoury has sent to antiquities traffickers. “Wherever you are I will...
BEIRUT: “Transformation,” Mark Hachem Gallery’s latest exhibition, showcases Chaouki Chamoun’s most recent works, exploring the...
BEIRUT: “Keyword: Palestine,” Dar el-Nimer for Arts and Culture’s latest exhibition, gathers over 70 artworks by various Arab and international artists. All...
BEIRUT: The Italian Embassy and cultural institute want to make it easier for others to experience the Italian way of life. That’s the stated goal of “Italia,...
BEIRUT: After a yearlong legal battle, five antiquities originally unearthed in Lebanon were formally unveiled at the National Museum Friday. The five marble...
BEIRUT: Sacha Abou Khalil’s first solo exhibition, “Breaking the Frozen Seas,” breathes new life into classic literature. Now up at Agial...
BEIRUT: “I was diagnosed with clinical depression and spent three weeks being the walking dead thanks to Xanax, a drug that warps your mind and turns...
GHAZZEH, Lebanon: Action for Hope’s video school is set to present the graduation film projects of its first class of graduates Saturday, at its...