| Arneli Art Gallery |
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| Introducing the Gallery |
| Ongoing till Feb. 28 |
| Arneli opens its doors virtually, presenting the work of fifteen established and emerging artists. |
| Galerie Tanit |
| Ghassan Zard |
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| La Déchirure |
| Ongoing till Jan. 30 |
| Zard's paintings encapsulate both steady endurance and violent upheaval through layered brushstrokes and a wide ranging palette of colors. |
| Dar El-Nimer |
| Collective |
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| Cabinet of Curiosities: Ultimate Un-necessities |
| Ongoing till Jun. 12 |
| This exhibition explores the memories and narratives associated with and imbedded in the objects that surround us. Perhaps even those that have since disappear, leaving only the object in its place. |
| Galerie Cheriff Tabet |
| Collective |
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| Collective Exhibition |
| Ongoing till Jan. 31 |
| Featuring dozens of works, this collective exhibition puts forth the best the gallery has to offer. Familiar names offer new themes and styles. |
| Galerie Tanit |
| Collective |
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| A Bestiary |
| Ongoing till Jan. 30 |
| This exhibition dives into the world of fauna, a timeless subject that can be found in almost all genres of art. |
| Mark Hachem Gallery |
| Collective |
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| Modern to Contemporary Female Artists from the Middle East |
| Ongoing till Nov. 28 |
| An exhibition celebrating the efforts and unique visions of female artists in the Arab world, depicting subjects ranging from surreal to quotidian. |
| Art After the Blast |
| Collective |
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| Art After the Blast |
| Ongoing till Jan. 25 |
| The impact of the explosion begs the question of how to represent such a cataclysmic event with paint or ink. Artists focus on the impact of large scale trauma. |
| Art in the Time of Thawra |
| Collective |
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| Art in the Time of Thawra |
| Ongoing till Jan. 30 |
| Artists in Lebanon respond to the protests and increasing social unrest through a variety of means and narratives. |
| Art in the Time of Corona |
| Collective |
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| Art in the Time of Corona |
| Ongoing till Feb. 25 |
| In our latest issue, we examine how artists in Lebanon reacted to the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown. |