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After a decade of building his fashion label around Lebanese craft and mountain heritage, designer Salim Azzam has transformed his childhood home in Bater, Chouf, into Dar Salim Azzam, a new creative atelier celebrating local craftsmanship and community.
At the Lebanese Pavilion of the 61st Venice Biennale, artist Nabil Nahas transforms painting into an immersive encounter between nature, geometry and the universe.
Hidden among the pine-covered hills of the Chouf Mountains, Bkerzay has become one of Lebanon’s most distinctive destinations for travelers seeking a deeper connection with nature, culture and craftsmanship. More than a mountain retreat, Bkerzay represents a new vision of Lebanese hospitality — one where sustainability, local heritage and refined comfort come together.
At the 2026 edition of the Venice Biennale, Lebanon presents one of its most compelling national pavilions in recent years through “Don’t Get Me Wrong,” a monumental installation by Lebanese-American artist Nabil Nahas.
In a moment where the Middle East continues to navigate complex realities, art remains one of the most powerful tools for memory, identity, and resistance. The exhibition Forget Me Not: South Lebanon in Memory and Motion offers a deeply human perspective on a region often reduced to headlines.
Amid the ongoing conflict in Lebanon, the ancient city of Byblos has found a voice far from home. The Arab World Institute in Paris is staging an exhibition titled Byblos, Millennia-old City of Lebanon, opening on March 24, 2026, that celebrates the city’s historical depth and cultural significance.
Boghossian Foundation, 2024 Prize Winners, Lebanon
"Float in Symmetry," Daniel Asater's debut exhibition, offers a captivating exploration of vulnerability and balance through the medium of photography.
LEBANON | UNTITLED to showcase leading modern and contemporary Lebanese artists at Cromwell Place, as part of Middle East curated moments
Developer’s Novel Virus-killing Air Filter Ups Standard for Indoor Air Quality.
Lebanese designer Rabih Kayrouz has just made his ready-to-wear Spring/Summer 2021 collection more accessible to fashion lovers.
Annie Vartivarian's not-for-profit will be both a pop-up gallery and a digital platform for artists and designers.
The Lebanese painter discusses one of her pieces from a group exhibition being shown online by Mark Hachem Gallery until November 28.
Beirut-based designer Sandra Mansour is producing a diffusion collection with Swedish high-street powerhouse H&M, making her the first Arab designer ever to do so.
A philharmonic orchestra performed to spectator-free Roman ruins in east Lebanon Sunday, after a top summer festival downsized to a single concert in a year of economic meltdown and pandemic.
In an open letter, the organisation criticises building work in the historic area, which is on the nomination list to become a World Heritage site
Nada Debs has privileged the hexagonal motif in the LJUV collection.