| Galerie Tanit |
| Tarek Haddad |
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| As Close As It Gets |
| Until Sep 4 |
| Bringing together a new body of work, As Close As It Gets explores the shifting boundaries between photography, materiality, and perception. Through processes of transformation, intervention, and reconfiguration, Haddad challenges the conventions of photographic representation, inviting viewers to question what they see and how images construct our understanding of the world. |
| The LT Gallery |
| Alfred Badr |
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| Monkey Business |
| Until Jul 23 |
| Saleh Barakat Gallery |
| Had Sy |
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| Human Inc. |
| Until Aug 14 |
| The binaries of Hady Sy walk and stand and lie down singly and together, take on numerous tiny formations, find their way along branches, form trunks. Similar shapes merge together as the difference of scale and action creates texture at once whole and wholly unique. |
| Maya Art Space |
| Raya Matta |
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| Larger Than Us |
| Until Jul 22 |
| In Power Series, a crisp white shirt, an immediate symbol of authority, order, and status, becomes the central subject. What begins as a garment worn by a figure gradually separates from the body, growing in scale, presence, and independence. As the shirt expands, the human figure shrinks, fragments, and eventually disappears. Power is no longer something a person holds; it becomes something that takes hold of the person. |
| Art on 56th |
| Dyala Khodary |
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| Off the Grid |
| Until Jul 25 |
| The transformation of Beirut’s urban landscape through its electricity crisis and the hybrid systems of infrastructure that have emerged in response. |
| LAU Art Gallery, Gezairi bldg |
| Marie El-Khazen |
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| A Pioneer Lebanese Photographer |
| Until Jul 28 |
| The legacy of one of Lebanon's pioneering photographers. |
| JAH Art Gallery |
| Mohamad Abdallah |
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| Kamasutra |
| Until Jul 30 |
| Secrecy, desire, memory, and the psychological tensions embedded within human experience. |
| Sursock Museum |
| Collective Exhibition |
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| Becoming Icon |
| Until Jun 20 |