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Two exclusive exhibitions
dedicated to the region and Lebanon
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| Tribute to Etel Adnan, Lebanese artist and poetess
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| Etel Adnan, Eight ceramics (50 x 50 cm), directed by Alexandra Catelain-Orange. |
From the Olivéa
series, a tribute to the goddess of the olive tree composed of sixteen
paintings, these eight ceramics, produced by the Seine Maritime
department (France), are one of Etel Adnan's last projects before she
passed away in Paris (2021). They were produced at the Pôle Céramique
Normandie and required several months of research by the ceramist
Alexandra Catelain-Orange.
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material brilliantly and sensitively translates the work of the
Lebanese painter and poetess and is part of a long practice of this
discipline for the artist. |
| Etel
Adnan's works can be found in numerous collections, including the
MNAM-Centre Pompidou (Paris), MoMA (New York), M+ (Hong Kong), Institut
du Monde Arabe (Paris), the British Museum (London), the Tate Gallery
(London), the National Museum for Women in the Arts (Washington D.C.),
as well as in numerous private collections. |
Cultural Narratives : 63 MENA artists... in one format!
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| The Cultural Narratives collection, conceived by Selections
magazine, brings together more than 400 works in a unique 20 x 20 cm
format. For the first time in Europe, this exhibition presents a
brilliant extract of this original idea. |
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A selection of 63 works - one per artist.
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extensive new collection of works by established and emerging talents
from the MENA region offers a breathtaking visual map of Middle Eastern
artistic talent, with unique works from Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, the
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine, Sudan,
Syria, Tunisia and the United Arab Emirates. |
| Travelling
across the world, the exhibition highlights the prolific art scene in
the region, while conveying the uniqueness of each country represented.
Established, mid-career and emerging artists from the above countries
have been carefully selected by Selections. |
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From left to right: Abdulrahman Katanani, Alfred Tarazi, Aly Sirry, Laure
Ghorayeb, Simone Fattal, Yasmina Nysten, Jean Boghossian, Dia Azzawi.
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| Practical Information |
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MENART FAIR
Middle-East & North African Art
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Dates: Friday, February 3rd to Sunday 5th, 2023, from 11am to 7pm
Venue: Boghossian Foundation - Villa Empain
Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 67
1050- Brussels, Belgium. |
Press preview: Thursday, February 2nd, 2023, from 4pm to 6pm
VIP Inauguration: Thursday, February 2nd, 2023, from 6pm to 10pm |
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