Art

A two-level gallery devoted to contemporary art from the Levant and other Middle Eastern regions. The ground floor hosts regular exhibitions, while the top floor holds a permanent collection of work by past and future names from the Arab art world.

An intimate gallery dedicated to fine art located in the heart of Downtown. Make sure to check out their original, and larger, space in Antelias - major shows are exhibited in tandem between the two galleries.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Sassine Square by visiting this renowned gallery. They exhibit contemporary work from the international and local art scene, specialising in paintings, sculpture and photography.

Sixty artists and five sculptors are featured in the Saifi Village permanent collection. In Jounieh 17th, 18th and 19th century paintings and antiques are on display. They also curate seven exhibitions of Lebanese and international artists every year.

Monthly exhibitions here of Lebanese and international artists, displaying any type of visual art, but also performing arts, textile and culinary arts. They also organise cultural and workshop events.

Once upon a time this space was a derelict warehouse. Now it's an interactive art arena. Known for exhibiting work by up-and-coming visual artists, photographers and students, Art Lounge also has a bar, concert space and an art book store.

The works of internationally-recognised Lebanese painters are exhibited here - some of which have already been shown in Paris and Tokyo. Budding collectors are in luck as all paintings are for sale.

Dedicated to exhibiting the most exciting Arab art, this new gallery (which also has branches in Dubai and Damascus) boasts a 500 square metre space devoted to the rich niche of local artistic talent.

Located in an industrial zone, Beirut Art Center (BAC) is a unique independent space dedicated to contemporary art. The building hosts diverse yet accessible exhibitions, supported by regular activities such as lectures, performances, video projections and workshops.

This gallery and picture-framers has a vast collection of Lebanese paintings and sculptures. Ranging from classical to contemporary, featured artists include Cezar Gemmayel, Mustafa Faroukh and Habib Frour.

Exhibits 18th and 19th century paintings and antiques plus a wide collection of Bohemian and Ruby glassware, decorative items, silver, and antiques furniture, all hand-picked from France, England, Italy and other countries.

This Hamra-based space holds at least one exhibition per month. Mostly features contemporary photography, installations, paintings and occasionally even handicrafts.

A furniture gallery that holds collective and themed art exhibitions every once in a while.

This 25 square metre exhibition space regularly hosts art exhibitions of local artists, experimental workshops and different creative events.

A permanent collection of artworks and paintings by mainly Lebanese artists which keeps growing. Otherwise there are seven to eight exhibitions a year.

Art courses given for children aged 4-16 years with additional activites during school holidays. Enroll your kids for painting lessons (watercolour, oil, gouache, acrylic, mix media and charcoal) and sculpture (Clay & Crafts). All material is provided by La Petite Academie. Call for a schedule of usual courses and the summer special program.

Every two to three months there is a collective exhibition of local modern art, especially those which have been otherwise neglected. You can also catch well-known masterpieces that are not otherwise exhibited, specifically those produced before the 1960s.

Permanent exhibition of Lebanese and international painters laid out over four floors, each dedicated to a specific style and technique of painting. The gallery offers also the widest collection in Lebanon of art prints for large projects and the fourth floor is dedicated to framing.

Part of the Haigazian University and promotes various forms of art, especially that of the university's students.

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