| Agial Art Gallery |
| Anas Albraehe |
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| Ongoing till Feb. 22 |
| Motherland |
| With his characteristically vibrant palette and rich patterns, Albraehe presents a new collection of oil paintings that examine the conditions of workers, specifically female laborers in Syria. Aesthetically, Albraehe’s work is consistently recognizable for its depth of color and supple texture. |
| Art Scene Gallery |
| Collective |
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| Ongoing till Feb. 2 |
| Collective hosted by 392Rmeil393 |
| Art Scene presents a collective exhibition hosted by 392Rmeil393 in Gemmayze. Featuring artists Modern and Contemporary artists from Lebanon and abroad, the works meet at a crossroads of social and political commentary, particularly on the nation and urban landscape. All of the works come from the collection of Art Scene. |
| Depicting Protest |
| Collective |
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| Ongoing till Mar. 1 |
| Depicting Protest |
| Artists engaged with and depict ongoing social and political events and trends, interrogating and commenting on the current state of affairs in Lebanon through varied subjects and mediums. |
| Galerie Janine Rubeiz |
| Collective |
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| Ongoing till Feb. 15 |
| October 17, 2019 Second Edition |
| The second edition of an exhibition that showcases a variety of works by artists from Lebanon, responding and engaging with the current protests happening across the country. |
| Saleh Barakat Gallery |
| Abdul Rahman Katanani |
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| Ongoing till Jan. 31 |
| Installation |
| Utilizing materials like barbed wire and corrugated metal sheeting, Katanani mimics the building techniques seen in many of Lebanon’s refugee camps. These materials are associated with temporary or unstable buildings, built to last a finite period of time. The exhibition questions the impending fate of the country in a post-revolution context. |
| Sfeir-Semler Gallery |
| Etel Adnan |
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| Ongoing till Apr. 11 |
| The Uprising of Colors |
| Not only is this a poignant exhibition showcasing the multi-faceted talent of Adnan, an accomplished poet and visual artist, but it is likewise a gesture of hope in a time of crisis, intended to contribute “to the sustainability of the arts sector in Beirut.” |