A photo by Marwan Tahtah taken during the protests in Beirut in 2019. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine exhibition.)
At Art on 56th gallery in Gemmayzeh, the Samir Kassir Foundation (SKeyes) marks two decades of struggle with "Twenty years for freedom," an exhibition running until Sept. 6 that confronts visitors with Lebanon’s raw realities, its fight for truth, and the enduring political and human causes etched into both institutions and collective memory.This dense display retraces the journey of a country and people fighting to build a homeland, through the eyes of eight photographers from different generations, schools, and cultures: Jamal Saidi, our colleague at L’Orient Today and L'Orient-le Jour, Mohammad Yassine, Rabih Yassine, Marwan Tahtah, Hussein Baydoun, Tamara Saadeh, Hassan Shaaban, and Carmen Yahchouchi.A dense exhibition that retraces the journey of a country and a people struggling to build a homeland. (Credit: Mohammad...
At Art on 56th gallery in Gemmayzeh, the Samir Kassir Foundation (SKeyes) marks two decades of struggle with "Twenty years for freedom," an exhibition running until Sept. 6 that confronts visitors with Lebanon’s raw realities, its fight for truth, and the enduring political and human causes etched into both institutions and collective memory.This dense display retraces the journey of a country and people fighting to build a homeland, through the eyes of eight photographers from different generations, schools, and cultures: Jamal Saidi, our colleague at L’Orient Today and L'Orient-le Jour, Mohammad Yassine, Rabih Yassine, Marwan Tahtah, Hussein Baydoun, Tamara Saadeh, Hassan Shaaban, and Carmen Yahchouchi.A dense exhibition that retraces the journey of a country and a people struggling to build a homeland. (Credit: ...
