Saade’s "Petits papiers," 2022, in "The Encounter of the First and Last Particles of Dust." (Credit: Christopher Baaklini, courtesy of Sursock Museum)
BEIRUT — Sursock Museum’s Twin Galleries is currently hosting “The Encounter of the First and Last Particles of Dust,” Stéphanie Saadé’s latest solo show in Beirut. It’s curated by Anne Davidian, who wrote a thoughtful essay for the exhibition.The exhibition showcases three phases in Saadé’s work. It features pieces from before 2019, when she had a studio in Lebanon. The eponymous piece is from a transitional period after 2019, when her practice was still centred on Beirut. Most of the works are from after August 2020, when she moved to France.A detail from Saade’s piece "The Encounter of the First and Last Particles of Dust," 2020, in the show of the same name. (Credit: Christopher Baaklini, courtesy of Sursock Museum) The show’s individual pieces — from delicate works on paper to the exhibition floor — have a fragmentary,...
BEIRUT — Sursock Museum’s Twin Galleries is currently hosting “The Encounter of the First and Last Particles of Dust,” Stéphanie Saadé’s latest solo show in Beirut. It’s curated by Anne Davidian, who wrote a thoughtful essay for the exhibition.The exhibition showcases three phases in Saadé’s work. It features pieces from before 2019, when she had a studio in Lebanon. The eponymous piece is from a transitional period after 2019, when her practice was still centred on Beirut. Most of the works are from after August 2020, when she moved to France.A detail from Saade’s piece "The Encounter of the First and Last Particles of Dust," 2020, in the show of the same name. (Credit: Christopher Baaklini, courtesy of Sursock Museum) The show’s individual pieces — from delicate works on paper to the exhibition floor...
