Aleph Gallery

“I think that art is the ability to textualize, visualize, or musicalize one’s experience of the world—not on a diaristic, literal level, but in a way that creates a commentary about what it feels like to live another day.” (Barbara Kruger)

Barbara Kruger, Untitled (Truth, 2013), part of the exhibit “Barbara Kruger: Thinking of You. I Mean Me. I Mean You,” LACMA (), 2022.

This Valentine’s, make it different, make it Aleph.

Pictured are the My Muse Glory Enamel Big Ring and the My Muse Cocoon Round Big Ring.

Nada Ghazal is Forbes’ List 2020 Top 5 Women Behind Middle Eastern Brands. She is the winner of the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award at the 6th Brilliant Lebanese Awards in 2017; the Editor’s Choice Award for Originality at International Jewelry London in 2012; the Rising Star Award at the JCK Vegas Show in 2012; and the Best Innovative Design Award at the Premier Middle East Watches, Jewelry & Pens Awards in 2012.

         

“There is no abstract art. You must always start with something. Afterward you can remove all traces of reality.” (Pablo Picasso)

‘Head of a woman’, 1931, plaster and wood, Musée national Picasso, Paris ( ).

2023 has been a devastating year for many around the world, and tragically, tomorrow will still be very difficult for many, especially in Gaza. We hope for peace born from people seeing each other beyond color, religion, identity, and nationality.

"There is no path to peace. Peace is the path." (Gandhi)

Happy New Year from Aleph. We love you

"There is a thing about beauty. Beauty is always associated with the male fantasy of what the female body is. I don’t think there is anything wrong with beauty. It’s just what women think is beautiful can be different. And there can be a beauty in individualism. If there is a wart or a scar, this can be beautiful, in a sense, when you paint it." (Jenny Saville)

Jenny Saville's 'Closed Contact #3' exhibited at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles ( ) in 2018.

Super Yaya “Il N'y a Plus de Saison" (There Are No More Seasons) 2024 collection is now available at Aleph.

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Bokja's new collection is now available at Aleph. Featured: Infatuation Black x Areej, reversible quilted robe.

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New ceramic collection by , angels and cakes by in store now

Double Magazine: “When you create are you more up or down?”
Rym Beydoun: “Used to be down - now up.”

Super Yaya is now at Aleph.

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“I work with my gut and what I really like when it comes to silhouettes. I don’t respond to anything that is on trend. I am decidedly anti-fashion in that sense. My know-how to construct a garment is traditional. My understanding is very local.” (Chinar Farouqi, Injiri founder)

Injiri's new collection is now at Aleph. Make it different, make it Aleph.

Salim Azzam's hand-embroidered footwear is now available at Aleph.

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We’re ecstatic! Meet the wonderful Nada Ghazal and discover her latest creations, tomorrow and Wednesday, May 3-4, from 11 am - 6 pm.

Nada Ghazal is Forbes’ List 2020 Top 5 Women Behind Middle Eastern Brands; winner of the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award, 2017, 6th Brilliant Lebanese Awards; the Editor's Choice Award for Originality, 2012, International Jewelry London; the Rising Star Award, 2012, JCK Vegas Show; and Best Innovative Design Award, 2012, Premier Middle East Watches, Jewelry & Pens Awards.

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We’re ecstatic! Meet jewelry designer Nada Ghazal and discover her latest creations tomorrow and Wednesday, May 3-4, from 11 am - 6 pm.

Nada Ghazal is Forbes’ List 2020 Top 5 Women Behind Middle Eastern Brands; winner of the Woman Entrepreneur of the Year award, 2017, 6th Brilliant Lebanese Awards; the Editor's Choice Award for Originality, 2012, International Jewelry London; the Rising Star Award, 2012, JCK Vegas Show; and Best Innovative Design Award, 2012, Premier Middle East Watches, Jewelry & Pens Awards.

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Iconic Trudon, now at Aleph. Founded in 1643, at the start of the reign of Louis XIV, Trudon is the oldest candlemaker in the world. Check out their range candles, diffusers, perfumes, and busts at Aleph today.

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Iconic Trudon, now at Aleph. Founded in 1643, at the start of the reign of Louis XIV, Trudon is the oldest candlemaker in the world. Check out their range of candles, diffusers, perfumes, and more at Aleph today.

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Squid Side Table by Nada Debs, now at Aleph. Made of lacquered metal, comes in three different sizes, in black, red, and white.

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Our first annual sale is on.

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Our first annual sale starts this Friday, February 24, 2023.

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“Brilliant Earth: The Ceramic Sculpture of Tony Marsh” and “Creature Comforts” by Brent Estabrook at Long Beach Museum of Art (), on view till March 19, 2023.

“I think arts job in part, is not to reassure, craft reassures – art is subversive and art is a critique, it’s a critique of something and art typically does not want to uphold the good standing of history and wants to destroy history and say look at me, don’t look at that, look at me, I’m what matters, I am of this moment, that’s irrelevant now, I’m what I just supplanted, what used to be important and now what I’m going to be is important, an artist is kind of that way and it’s very, it’s a very different mindset in craft and so true crafters versus true artists, so is there all kinds of flashover boundaries in between I mean, of course, are there territories in which one another engage? Yeah, of course. Is one important to the other? Yes, of course. Are they the same thing? Absolutely not.” (Tony Marsh)

Brilliant Earth: The Ceramic Sculpture of Tony Marsh” and “Creature Comforts” by Brent Estabrook at Long Beach Museum of Art () through March 19, 2023.

“I think arts job in part, is not to reassure, craft reassures – art is subversive and art is a critique, it’s a critique of something and art typically does not want to uphold the good standing of history and wants to destroy history and say look at me, don’t look at that, look at me, I’m what matters, I am of this moment, that’s irrelevant now, I’m what I just supplanted, what used to be important and now what I’m going to be is important, an artist is kind of that way and it’s very, it’s a very different mindset in craft and so true crafters versus true artists, so is there all kinds of flashover boundaries in between I mean, of course, are there territories in which one another engage? Yeah, of course. Is one important to the other? Yes, of course. Are they the same thing? Absolutely not.” (Tony Marsh)

Apuntob new collection, now at Aleph

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Apuntob new collection, now at Aleph.

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We're very excited! Please join us this Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 & 3, for a trunk show with jewelry designer Pinar Hakim.

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Injiri new fall collection, now at Aleph.

Injiri’s founder, Chinar Farouqui, on her favorite Indian textile technique: “If I have to choose one, it would be block printing. I respect and value that slowness of the process – the time it takes to carve the blocks, the fact that each stamp in the pattern is marked by hand, and the tiny imperfections that arise because of it. You can see the emotion and the skill that has gone into creating the textile and that’s a quality I feel should be cherished.”

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Salim Azzam, now at Aleph.

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Vilhelm Hammershoi (1864 - 1916), Hvile (right) and Intérieur, Strandgade 30 (left) at Musée d'Orsay ().

"I have always thought that there was such a beauty about a room like that, even though there weren't any people in it, perhaps precisely when there weren't any.” (Vilhelm Hammershoi)

We're very excited! Please join us this Friday, July 22, 2022 for a trunk show with textile designer Gregory Parkinson.

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Maxi Cabas, now at Aleph. Reversible with an inner lining made of bandanas.
100% cotton. Embroidered in Paris.

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