Exhibition In Saleh Barakat Gallery in Beirut Abdul Rahman Katanani’s latest exhibition, The Story Portals (أبواب الحكايه), is being held at the Saleh Barakat Gallery in Clemenceau, Beirut, from January 10 to February 15, 2025. This showcase features nine monumental…
One of the few Van Gogh masterpieces not included in the National Gallery in London’s blockbuster exhibition “Poets and Lovers,” dedicated to the Post-Impressionist painter, is his Starry Night (1889). Instead, the museum is offering visitors the opportunity to admire…
Art Basel revealed a resurgence in art fairs, shifting collector preferences, rising textile art demand, and expanding interest in diverse mediums and underrepresented artists Trends in blue-chip art sales can be hard to identify. The biggest contributors to global market…
Helen Frankenthaler in her studio on East 83rd Street while she is at work on April Mood and Under April Mood (both 1974), New York, 1974. Photograph by Alexander Liberman; © J. Paul Getty Trust. Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles…
Bettina Badr captures the essence of daily life, akin to a personal journal. Bettina Khoury Badr Bettina Khoury Badr, a Lebanese artist born in 1971, is currently showcasing her work at Galerie Tanit in an exhibition entitled “Sky Diary,” which…
Joel Shapiro is a prominent figure in contemporary American Art. Joel Shapiro in his Long Island City, New York studio, 2024. Photo: Kyle Knodell, courtesy Pace Gallery. Joel Shapiro has established himself as a prominent figure in modern American sculpture,…
An exhibition is taking place from May 23, 2024, until June 22, 2024, at the Saleh Barakat Gallery. Nicole Bouldoukian’s white world teeters on the brink of Saleh Barakat Gallery perception. As the observer shifts, so do the forms, tilting…
Next week, the art community will converge on the Rhine River’s banks for Art Basel’s main fair, set to occur alongside numerous satellite events such as Liste, Photo Basel, Basel Social Club, Volta, and June Art Fair. In addition to…
The pastel artwork is said to have been kept in a monastery throughout the Spanish Civil War. Edgar Degas, Éloge du Maquillage (1876). Photo courtesy of Juan Arjona. An astute online bargain hunter struck gold when they came across a pastel drawing…
