The exhibition "Allo, Beirut" will soon open its doors at Chaos Art Gallery, located at 14 Sursock Street, showcasing the works of both Lebanese and international artists. The opening is scheduled for Thursday, July 25, from 5 PM to 9 PM, and the exhibition will run until September 14, 2024, from 11 AM to 7:30 PM, excluding Sundays.
"Allo, Beirut" is an impressive art exhibition and a heartfelt homage to a city that has been a source of inspiration and affection for countless individuals. Through a diverse array of artistic expressions, the display weaves a rich tapestry of narratives, emotions and visions, all centered around the unique charm and resilience of Beirut. This collective happening aims to invite visitors to explore and experience the multifaceted beauty of the city.
The exhibition will feature an impressive lineup of over 20 artists, including ceramists, painters and sculptors. Notable participants include Al Furati Jomaa, Bassam Kyrillos, Dalia Dakhlallah, Georges Daher, Edouard Souhaid, Eric Alfaro, Federico Pinto Schmit, Frederic Imbert, Fredy Villamil, Haifa Khodr Husni Bey, Hoda Baalbaki, Hrair Diarbekirian, Jacqueline Ohanian, May Ammoun, Missak Terzian, Nayfeh Nassar, Nayla Sirgi, Nicole Sarkis, Obinna Makata, Oussamah Ghandour, Serge Oryan, Silwan Ibrahim, Yasser Khattar, Yolande Naufal and Zeina Bacardi. These artists, spanning various generations and disciplines, will bring their unique perspectives and media to the gallery, creating a vibrant symphony of creativity.
Chaos Art Gallery has long been a haven where art intersects with life, providing a dynamic space for cultural expression and artistic musing. Visitors of "Allo, Beirut" will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the joyous energy emanating from each work of art. The gallery, dedicated to celebrating culture and creativity, offers a perfect setting for this tribute to Beirut, a city that continues to captivate hearts worldwide.
Experiencing "Allo, Beirut" at Chaos Art Gallery allows the art to transport one to the heart of a city that pulses with life, history and inspiration.
Eric Alfaro - Flowers and wind - oil on canvas - 135x135 cm -2022
Hrair - Untitled - 2023 - 100x100 cm - oil on canvas
Missak Terzian - Neon - 2024 - 120x160 cm - Acrylic on canvas
Obinna Makata - Unholy Profile- 2018 - Mixed Media on canvas 122x122 cm
"Allo, Beirut" is an impressive art exhibition and a heartfelt homage to a city that has been a source of inspiration and affection for countless individuals. Through a diverse array of artistic expressions, the display weaves a rich tapestry of narratives, emotions and visions, all centered around the unique charm and resilience of Beirut. This collective happening aims to invite visitors to explore and experience the multifaceted beauty of the city.
The exhibition will feature an impressive lineup of over 20 artists, including ceramists, painters and sculptors. Notable participants include Al Furati Jomaa, Bassam Kyrillos, Dalia Dakhlallah, Georges Daher, Edouard Souhaid, Eric Alfaro, Federico Pinto Schmit, Frederic Imbert, Fredy Villamil, Haifa Khodr Husni Bey, Hoda Baalbaki, Hrair Diarbekirian, Jacqueline Ohanian, May Ammoun, Missak Terzian, Nayfeh Nassar, Nayla Sirgi, Nicole Sarkis, Obinna Makata, Oussamah Ghandour, Serge Oryan, Silwan Ibrahim, Yasser Khattar, Yolande Naufal and Zeina Bacardi. These artists, spanning various generations and disciplines, will bring their unique perspectives and media to the gallery, creating a vibrant symphony of creativity.
Chaos Art Gallery has long been a haven where art intersects with life, providing a dynamic space for cultural expression and artistic musing. Visitors of "Allo, Beirut" will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the joyous energy emanating from each work of art. The gallery, dedicated to celebrating culture and creativity, offers a perfect setting for this tribute to Beirut, a city that continues to captivate hearts worldwide.
Experiencing "Allo, Beirut" at Chaos Art Gallery allows the art to transport one to the heart of a city that pulses with life, history and inspiration.
Eric Alfaro - Flowers and wind - oil on canvas - 135x135 cm -2022 Hrair - Untitled - 2023 - 100x100 cm - oil on canvas Missak Terzian - Neon - 2024 - 120x160 cm - Acrylic on canvas Obinna Makata - Unholy Profile- 2018 - Mixed Media on canvas 122x122 cmThis Is Beirut
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