An encounter that highlights the innovative narrative methods of female writers, artists, and researchers. Zeina Al-Halabi and Adania Shibli in dialogue about the storytelling structures to reclaim collective memory and reimagine historical narratives.

Trapped in “the world largest open prison” and ruled by war, a new generation is drawn to the beaches. Sick of occupation and political gridlock, they find their own personal freedom in the waves of the Mediterranean – they are the surfers of Gaza.

“The Singing Sheikh” by Heini Srour highlights the life and creativity of the great artist Sheikh Imam.

The film screening will be followed by a meeting between the director and artist Ahmad Kaabour to talk about her cinematic experience, specifically about the subject of the film.

Upon reaching the checkpoint, Shady, Maryam and Mohammed soon realized that merely possessing a permit might not always guarantee a smooth passage.

As part of the Institut Francais Liban’s second edition of ‘Beyrouth Livres’ Dar El-Nimer will be hosting The Art of Boo ’s (Bernard Hage) ‘Non-Political Hassles’ exhibition.

Amidst the distressing realities faced by individuals in countries like Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, and others, people have inadvertently transformed into clowns.

Constructed through oral histories, Jaffa tells the story of the city from the perspective of those who lived there before their expulsion in 1948.

Gallerist Saleh Barakat and artist Alfred Tarazi will discuss the panorama of modern Palestinian heritage in painting. Tarazi will also present and analyze his artistic works in connection with Palestine.

Join Fadia Tomb El-Hage, daughter of Maroun Tomb for a guided tour. Fadia will walk you through the life and works of her father and the influence he had on her the works of her brother, Fouad.

The subject of the contribution of Palestinian composers of scholarly music: historical and perceptual paths to the promotion of artistic heritage will be explored as well as the role music played in the life of Maroun Tomb.

The challenges of building an art collection, the raising interest collectors are developing to build Lebanese art collections and to make them public for both collecting and educational purposes.

The audience will dive into the creative world of Fouad and his father Maroun Tomb through the book ‘Fouad Tomb: A Humanist Painter and a Committed Educator’.

Until his death in 1981, the works of Maroun Tomb were exhibited in Beirut’s most prominent galleries. Some works belonging to Palestinian era will be shown exclusively in the exhibition 'Meshwar of an Artist From Palestine| Dialogue Between Two Generations: Maroun and Fouad Tomb'

Children will learn about animation and storytelling in order to create a flip-book inspired by the adventures of Dom Pedro II.

A family lives poorly in a village in the Lebanese mountain. One day the father abandons his family and leaves for Brazil..

The documentary, Cedars in the Pines, narrates the lives of Lebanese immigrants who have journeyed from Lebanon to North Carolina and labored here to build new homes, raise families and enrich the state with their culture and hard work.

This documentary tells the story of Dr. Herbert Nassour, a Lebanese-American surgeon who tried to provide quality healthcare to the racially and economically marginalized people of Texas.

A tribute to the popular poet Omar El Zeenni. El Zeenni's songs and poems have left an imprint on Lebanese and Arab pop culture.

Hady follows his grandmother Henriette as she ages and crosses the centenarian milestone to reach 104 years.

Paintings, ceramics, tapestries, drawings, sculptures, collages, souvenirs, are part of this selection of eclectic and iconic works produced between 2007 and 2022.