The Lebanese Civil War, Through Patrick Baz’s Lens
The Day that Ignited Years of War Nearly 50 years ago, one of the most violent conflicts in the region’s history erupted in what was…
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Charbel Al Khoury’s final send-off to Lebanon
Charbel Al Khoury is a Beirut-born, Brussels-based photographer and cultural practitioner whose work explores the complex and layered narratives of urban spaces, particularly those of…
Beirut is POP: A look inside the sacred Sporting Club
Beirut is a place where change casts a long shadow and, arriving each time with a population-wide jerk, it’s approached with a collective groan. While…
Leila and the Wolves: Feminism at the helm of liberation
In her manifesto, Woman, Arab and… Filmmaker, Srour states, “Imperialism and a non-feminist national liberation movement are not the same to me. I denounce the…
Emergency Room unveils ‘Golden (R)age’: A Lebanese legacy reimagined
Emergency Room unveils its captivating new collection, “Golden (R)age.” This series intricately threads the tale of a young adult with Lebanese roots, who ventures back…