In “Unfolding Realities”, a joint exhibition between Amman’s Khuzamah Abujoudeh Gallery and Beirut’s Galerie Tanit, curator Randa Sadaka brings together Tamara Haddad and Ghassan Zard, two artists whose visual languages diverge yet meet through a shared sensitivity to perception, space, and emotion.

In 2014, Artscoops began as Raya Mamarbachi’s answer to a simple gap: access. In a regional market still anchored in physical spaces, she imagined a digital platform where new collectors could find their footing and artists could reach audiences far beyond their immediate circles. A decade on, her clarity and candour remain central to how Artscoops operates. In our conversation, she reflects on the early resistance, the shifts transforming the market, and why democratizing discovery still drives her work today.

When Nathalie Ackawi and Amar A. Zahr first founded Beirut Art Residency, their mission centered on an artist-first philosophy, placing the creative process at the heart of community engagement.

Somewhere between personal memory and collective collapse, "What Remains" is Adel Abidin’s poignant reminder of the scars and debris history leaves behind – even, or especially, as it repeats itself.

"Nothing but Flowers” is an invitation for all to reconnect with the most universal symbol of life and renewal. A reminder, as Barakat tells ult.society, that happiness can still bloom in difficult times.