Oh Deer

By Mirella Salameh, found on her blog "ellazplanet".

"Atelier"

A colorful tour in Jean Marc Nahas' workshop, by Cécile Galia for "Agenda Culturel".

Brutus on the room

Disturbing little fellow by Ghadi Ghosn.

I love Beirut, I hate Beirut

Acrylic on old paper by Mazen Kerbaj.

UFO Robo

The Grendizer wave inspires Benoit Debbane. Found under "pop-art" in his personal website.

DON'T FEED THE ARTIST

An exhibition/performance/self-installation by Mazen Kerbaj.
Between the 4th and the 12th of december 2009, Kerbaj shut himself inside a glass cage (exhibiting himself) to work, allowing the viewers to follow the evolution of the exhibit. Halles de Schaerbeek, Brussels.

Fallen

Acrylic on canvas by Ginou Choueiri.

Nadine

Acrylics on canvas. A portrait by Sally Khoury, found on her website.

Dzzt 32

New "doodling" style by Lebanese illustrator Benoit Debbane. Acrylics on canvas.

Baghdad Landscape

"Baghdad landscape" by Hussein Madi. Lebanese painter, sculptor and printmaker, considered among the Arab world's foremost artists. Born in 1938, Madi studied painting in Lebanon, then studied and worked in Rome from 1963 until 1987. He has had more than sixty solo exhibitions over the world.

Maybe one day Beirut will love me back

"Her work is reactionary to the politics of her geographic region". Zena El khalil's impressive choice of collage materials is derived directly from her surroundings. Strass, glitter, keffieh, war pictures, plastic and beads grow on the tips of her fingers.
Zena El Khalil will soon exhibit her new work at The Flawless Gallery in London.

Whisky Bar

Painting, stitching and collage for this painting by Lebanese artist Lamia Ziade. Ziade left Beirut and moved to Paris when she was 18 to study graphic art at Penninghen. She is now a renowned artist and designer.

Ghassan Halwani

Ghassan Halwani was born in Beirut in 1979. He completed a master’s degree in marketing and advertising and then went to Paris to pursue a degree in photography and a bachelor’s degree in fine art. He has worked on children’s books as well as in Aeolian industries.
Above is an untitled work exhibited at the "XXVIIème Salon d'Automne" of Beirut, on march 2008. Mixed media on paper, 226 x 110 cm.

Lazy summer

Acrylic and paper by graphic designer and artist Randa Baki.

Clouds!!!

"Artificial clouds", mixed medias on canvas by artist Joe Kesrouani.

Modca generation

"Modca" by artist Rafic Majzoub, found on Arte East.

Absolutely!

"Absolut Beiruti" by photographer and artist Joe Kesrouani.
Mixed medias on canvas. 170 x 130 cm.

Walad

Even bright fun colors turn into a violent way of expression.
"Walad", a painting by Rafik Majzoub, found on the "Arte East" website.

«Histoires à dormir debout»

Fulvio Codsi in an exhibit at "espace SD".

Complicity

Mona Trad Dabaji is a lebanese painter and teacher.
She collects old doors & windows, saved from demolition wreckages, and uses them as a support for her paintings, granting them a chance of rebirth inside new interiors.