The LT Gallery

Pleased to invite you to the upcoming collective exhibition Feminine Fusion, Women of Yesterday and Today co-curated by Randa Sadaka and Simon Mhanna.

Join us for the opening on Wednesday, October 4 from 6 to 9 PM to walk through the past and pave the way for the future together!

Poetry pause by Yasmina Massoud at 7 PM.

Dress code: Vintage
Location: wwy gallery, mar mikahel

Meticulously conceived and intricately crafted, Fatima Mortada’s body of work lures in the soul and speaks to the heart, stitching it back together with graceful care and vibrant determination.

▪️150x120, Mixed Media on Canvas
▫️Fatima Mortada [2020]

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After a childhood marked with resounding bombs and trauma amid the Lebanese civil war and the brutal murder of her father as the family attempted to flee the country, Annie Kurkdjian went on a long journey of experimentation, recovery, studying and self-search prior to ultimately finding her solace in art.

Her paintings depict subjects in tortured postures, often fixating the viewer with numb eyes and vaulted shoulders. Their bodies are visually dissected and compositionally analyzed into shivery, poignant structures that convey tragedy and prompt questions about the meaning of life.

According to the artist, answers lie in the sincerity of the artistic approach. “Art is capable of sublimating everything, war, crime, shame, sickness and total hell,” she observes.

An intertwined interplay of primal shapes and playful pigments, Charles Khoury’s work never ceases to catch the eye with its heart-capturing vitality.

▪️90x90, Acrylic on Canvas
▫️Charles Khoury [2021]

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Looking back at some snippets from our NEXT IN LINE launch event. Thank you for filling up our new space with happy memories!

📍Visit us in Mar Mikhael, right next to Tota, for a glimpse at the latest works of our resident artists.

◼️ NEW ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Chris Anthem is a Beirut-based British artist with strong ties to Lebanon and East Africa, having lived and painted in Sudan for the past 3 years.

He studied fine art in Liverpool and then the Slade School of Fine Art in London and presently works from his studio in Ashrafieh.

Besides being awarded the Budapest Art Factory Residency, his recent projects also encompass a variety of disciplines such as Haute Couture painting.

Part of the ’s prestigious permanent collection, the work of Lebanese artist Jean-Marc Nahas is on display at our new gallery space in Mar Mikhael.

Part of the ’s prestigious permanent collection, the work of Lebanese artist Jean-Marc Nahas is on display at .

The LT Gallery updated their phone number.

What you say, I say

100 x 80 cm
Mansour El Habre, [2014]

Swinging with Annie Kurkdjian

Her paintings are sober and at the same time powerful, they portray beings in tortured postures, monstrous, grotesque. Sometimes they fixate on the beholder, with a numb eye and vaulted shoulders, as if harassed or lost. Their bodies seem dissected, analyzed, they form shivery and poignant images. These big canvases breathing tragedy interrogate us about life itself. According to Annie the answers lurk in the sincerity of the artistic approach: “Art is capable of sublimating everything, war, crime, shame, sickness and total hell”.

100 x 70 cm, [2016]

6:07 PM

We will never forget
We will never forgive

Ryan Eid’s Monsters are invading the gallery.

Stay tuned !

Being part of the prestigious permanent collection at the Jean Marc Nahas’s work is exhibited at our new space in Mar Mikhael.

Part of the permanent collection at the
Come discover the work of Jean Marc Nahas at our gallery in Mar Mikhael.