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BARHOUCH Issam
Issam Barhouch is an architect living and working in Beirut, Lebanon, where he studied at the Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts. He is currently a faculty member in the architecture school of the Lebanese American University.
In 2010, Barhouch started collaborating with artist Zena Assi on installations related to the history of the city of Beirut, such as a project involving a house of cards as a metaphor for the Lebanese capital, and the installation above: Beirut One by One.
Barhouch is the architect manager of Faqra Club. He has won many prizes, such as the 2nd Prize in Swarovski’s Tile with Crystal competition on designboom.com in 2006, was a finalist in BLC Bank’s Landmark 2 competition in 2011, and was shortlisted for several architectural projects in Lebanon and abroad. His work has been featured in many architecture magazines such as wallpaper.
2012
2013
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The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
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The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
Learn more...
Exhibition
The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
The annual “Salon D’Automne” of Sursock Museum is back to the Beirut Exhibition Center.
Learn more...
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Ashkal Alwan and the Beirut Exhibition Center present How Soon is Now: A Tribute to Dreamers, the first solo exhibition of Joana Hadjithomas and Khalil Joreige in Beirut. While not a retrospective, the show includes projects from 1997 to 2012 that underscore the artists’ ongoing...Learn more...
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Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
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The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Shafic Abboud (1926-2004) is one of the major figures of Lebanese and Arab contemporary art of the second half of the XXth century. A retrospective exhibition for the artist was curated by Claude Lemand at the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris in 2011.Learn more...
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
week 1
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Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
week 2
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Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
week 3
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Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
The Glasstress project offers a comprehensive analytical and critical view that looks beyond the boundaries of glass, a material that until now has been imprisoned by clichés and confined to limited scopes and uses. The project was conceived by Adriano Berengo, a Venetian cultural...Learn more...
Exhibition
Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
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Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Angelika von Schwedes came to painting from times and places through which a stormy wind blew and left her shaken by conflicting emotions and changes. Upheavals not only in politics, but also in art, philosophy, ethics and how people saw their own humanity and their relationship to nature and the...Learn more...
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
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Exhibition
Art from Lebanon is a tribute to our country. The project consists in both an exhibition and a book that document lives and significant works of 60 selected Lebanese artists, active starting 1880 to 1975.
Initiated by Nour Salamé Abillama, Art from Lebanon is a journey through Lebanon...Learn more...
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Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 3
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Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Huguette Caland is part of a generation of artists including Shafic Abboud, Yvette Achkar, and Helen Khal, the main players of the Lebanese art scene after the independence. They were the artists who shaped the artistic identity of their young country. All of them studied and worked in Europe or...Learn more...
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Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
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Prior to, during and after the barbaric July War of 2006, and up to my Desert Experience, I undertook several experiments in my painting. Some were a scream against the savage Israeli bombardment. These would be followed by another series of ‘Nature Revisited‘ a new experiment with...Learn more...
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
week 2
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
week 1
Exhibition
Launched in 2008 by the Geneva-based private bank Pictet & Cie, the Prix Pictet has rapidly established itself as the world’s leading prize in photography and sustainability. It has a unique mandate – to uncover outstanding photography applied to confront the most pressing social...Learn more...
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Exhibition
Launched in 2008 by the Geneva-based private bank Pictet & Cie, the Prix Pictet has rapidly established itself as the world’s leading prize in photography and sustainability. It has a unique mandate – to uncover outstanding photography applied to confront the most pressing social...Learn more...
week 3
Exhibition
Launched in 2008 by the Geneva-based private bank Pictet & Cie, the Prix Pictet has rapidly established itself as the world’s leading prize in photography and sustainability. It has a unique mandate – to uncover outstanding photography applied to confront the most pressing social...Learn more...
week 4
Exhibition
Jean-Marc Nahas is known for his artworks of intricate, imagined shapes and figures. In this exhibition, the artist covers his retrospective work, but goes beyond it with a new challenge.Learn more...
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