Members of the art community join forces in an attempt to help Beirut hit by explosions.
The aftermath of the explosions in the Lebanese capital on 4 August 2020 had a devastating impact not only on the life of Beirut but also on the country’s artistic community. Many artists lost their studios, many exhibition and museum spaces suffered significant damage, and works of art suffered or were lost.
In response, the world art community, especially representatives of its Middle East region, began to organize and launch various projects designed to support the artistic life of Lebanon. We provide a list of five such projects, many of which you can participate in today.
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