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Batroun International Festival

Batroun International Festival 2021&nbsp;16-17 July: Beer Wine and Seafood Festival&nbsp;23-24-25 July: Local Designers Exhibition&nbsp;Aug 15-Sep 5:- Photography Exhibition by Fares Jammal-Painting Exhibition-The biggest Sup Tour in the Middle east&nbsp;Sept 2-3-4-5: Batroun Mediterranean Film FestivalRead more on https://www.lebtivity.com/event/batroun-international-festival-2021

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Agial Art Gallery invites you to the opening of Rim El Jundi's exhibition on Thursday, July 15.&nbsp;&nbsp;To minimize crowding, we encourage visitors to drop in at any time between 3:00-7:00pm. Please note that masks are required for entry. I’ve always painted as if I were jotting down my memoirs. When I was younger, these journals/paintings were quick, violent, loud, and spontaneous. As I grew older, my paintings began to calm gradually. I began to hide my cacophony in the motifs that I would repeat and repeat, as if I were looking for some comfort in the repetition of things and in their ensuing order.Now I have started sewing beads into my paintings.At first, I didn’t understand why I was doing this. I certainly didn’t want to “decorate” my painting with beads, nor make intruders out of them. Rather, I wanted them to become a surface, a color, a texture, and a necessity in the composition of the work and in its completeness. I knew I wanted their form, but I also wanted a meaning out of their presence.&nbsp;It was then that I realized that the repetition of the motifs was no longer enough for me, that I was no longer just painting my memoirs, I realized that I had started “Painting Time” while enacting it on the canvas. I had developed the need to insert the mechanical movement of my body onto the painting, as I would sew one bead after another, slowly, methodically, for hours on end, as if one was either taming or punishing oneself.What I do now is an exercise in patience that makes me one of the survivors, as well as one of the defeated. Here I am, surviving with the fragility of me nudity and its weakness. A nudity, without seduction, that I put in my painting with the weight of the beads.What I do now is an exercise in enduring the passage of time that is dedicated to the act of waiting. It is an exercise performed by the lineage of embroidering, knitting, bead sewing grandmothers that came before me.I wait for time to end what I cannot force to end.And while waiting for the war to end, while waiting for the son to grow and for life to resume, I will continue sewing beads. -Rim El Jundi&nbsp;*Face Masks are required for entry.

RIM EL JUNDI

Agial Art Gallery

For this summer’s collective exhibition, Galerie Janine Rubeiz invited a selection of artists, most of whom we have been working with since the beginning of the Lebanese Revolution, to share their vision on how they see Lebanon moving forward. &nbsp; We asked the young group how they see their own work currently evolving and responding to our increasingly challenging shared realities, how it reflects, transcends, confronts, or escapes the conditions we are all subject to. &nbsp; The first display of works will open on Thursday, July 8, 2021, from 12pm until 8pm, and will be followed by a second display starting July 29, 2021. The show will be on view until August 20, 2021. Contributing artists:Manar Ali Hassan - Ara Azad - Rached Bohsali&nbsp;- Carole Chaker - Petram Chalach - Thierry Chehab - Karma Dabaghi - Ahmad Ghaddar - Joseph Harb - Alaa Itani - Leila Jabre Jureidini - Sami AlKour - Mirna Maalouf - Nada Matta - Selim Mawad - Tania Nasr - Ghassan Ouais

Visions of Today

Galerie Janine Rubeiz

Galerie Cheriff Tabet is looking forward to having you at the Collective Exhibition currently on display. Featuring the artists: David Daoud, Thierry De Gorostarzu, Jean Daniel Bouvard, Victor Baladi, Nevine Mattar, Antoine Vincent, Rana Raouda, Benoit Debbane, Cameel Hawa, and Emilio Trad. Pass by the gallery from Monday to Friday between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. and on Saturday between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.

Exposition collective

Galerie Cheriff Tabet