Exhibit of Lebanese Design in Aspen/Gallerie Magazine - Rima Suqi
Lehman Maupin gallery, R & Company gallery, Evan Snyderman, Zesty Meyers, Catherine Opie, Nari Ward, McArthur Binion, Cecilia Vicuna, Wendell Castle, Brazilian designer Joaquim Tenreiro, Karen Chekerdjian, Hala Matta, Stephanie Moussallem, Sayar & Garibeh, and Carlo and Mary-Lynn Massoud, House of Today, Beirut Design, Cherine Magrabi, Sarah Calodney
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Rima Suqi article, Lebanese Design, House of Today

07 Aug Exhibit of Lebanese Design in Aspen/Gallerie Magazine

This weekend marks the opening of “Haptic Narrative – The Aspen Edition,” an exhibition that’s the result of a unique collaboration between Lehmann Maupin, R & Company, and House of Today, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting emerging Lebanese designers. Had the events in Beirut this past week never happened, most would herald the show at the Aspen Art Museum (AAM) as enterprising, mingling fine art with important vintage and contemporary design. But given the widespread devastation of the so-called Paris of the Middle East, and the fact that the Lebanese designers whose works are shown have lost their homes, their studios, or both, it becomes at once poignant and a symbol of resilience. Read the whole article here.