Kulturnest

28/08/2026

We are delighted to welcome Frata to the Kulturnest community.

Founded by Melissa Fathallah and Nizar Sarieddine, Frata grew out of a deep attachment to Lebanon and the desire to transform that connection into objects that can be carried, worn, and kept close. Drawing on Lebanese history and material memory, their pieces rework old coins into distinctive jewelry, often combining them with hand-crafted copper or bronze details, pyrite, sea glass, and other elements.

From Lebanese piastre and lira coins bearing the cedar to rare pieces that were minted but never circulated, each creation carries a fragment of the country’s monetary and cultural history while giving it a new form and a new life.

Starting this September, a selection of Frata’s unique pieces will be displayed at Kulturnest, joining the work of our growing community of 280+ artists and creatives.

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26/08/2026

A new fall rhythm begins at Kulturnest! Starting the first week of September, we will be open every Wednesday and Friday, from 11 AM to 6 PM, as well as for events, space leasing, and appointments with collectors and serious buyers.

Our online gallery/eShop remains open 24/7 for purchases in Lebanon and internationally.

If you are a creative based in Lebanon or abroad, we have several ways to collaborate with you. If you are an art enthusiast, stay tuned for our events starting at the end of September, and you are always very welcome to visit us.

For more information: +961 3 008 245 | kulturnest.com

13/08/2026

Our last opening day at Kulturnest this August will be Friday, August 14, from 11 AM to 5 PM.

We will then be closed for the rest of the month for our annual vacation and look forward to welcoming you back in September.

In the meantime, for any inquiries, please reach us via WhatsApp at +96133008 245 or email [email protected]

Our online gallery/Shop remain open throughout, with delivery available across Lebanon and worldwide shipping - kulturnest.com

16/07/2026

Welcome Tino Bou Ezz and ODD by Tino to the Kulturnest community.

A fashion separatist at heart, Tino transforms a lifelong passion for colour, form and craftsmanship into bold, distinctive creations. His brand, ODD by Tino, reflects his instinct to stand apart through unexpected shapes, vibrant palettes and richly layered textures.

Each piece is carefully hand-worked, bringing together imaginative construction, refined details and a balance of nostalgia, elegance and individuality. His material approach also embraces more conscious design practices, including upcycling and the use of cork, eco-leather, repurposed elements and hand-painted surfaces, giving every bag its own character and story.

Discover a curated collection of limited-edition bags and unique hand-painted pieces by ODD by Tino, now on display at Kulturnest.

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16/07/2026

Kulturnest invites artists in Lebanon and abroad to submit their work for THRESHOLDS, a collective art exhibition curated by Dr. Pamela Chrabieh.

The exhibition explores the spaces between endings and beginnings, moments of hesitation, transformation, displacement, memory, courage, rupture, and renewal.

All artistic media are welcome.

* Submission deadline: August 15, 2026
* Exhibition: October 24–December 4, 2026
* Kulturnest, Sin-El-Fil, Lebanon
* Physical and online participation options available

For the submission guidelines, contact Dr. Pamela Chrabieh by WhatsApp message at +9613008245, or visit kulturnest.com.

*Reel’s featured video - hybrid animated artwork by Dr. Pamela Chrabieh.
*Music: Up In Flames by LAB HITS-Andrew Jordan

13/07/2026

Eliana Beani has been part of the Kulturnest community since 2025. Since July 2026, her handmade bracelets have also been included in our permanent display.

These sculptural cotton-thread-wrapped bangles are created by meticulously winding fine threads around rounded forms. Closely spaced lines generate tactile surfaces, variegated stripes, tonal gradients and unexpected colour rhythms. Worn alone, each piece becomes a bold chromatic accent; stacked together, they form miniature compositions in movement, somewhere between jewellery, textile art and wearable sculpture.

With a background in Fine Arts and Philosophy and hands-on experience in Decorative Arts, Eliana believes that art should be worn and lived with, rather than confined to museums and galleries. Her practice moves freely between jewellery and home décor, exploring materials such as polymer clay, wood, resin, paper and cotton thread.

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10/07/2026

Vous préparez le concours d’entrée en médecine à l’USJ? L’épreuve de culture générale est la plus déterminante, mais aussi la moins préparée. Elle ne se résume nullement à la mémorisation de fiches d’information sur des sujets variés.

La Dre Pamela Chrabieh propose un accompagnement individuel, spécialement conçu pour développer votre esprit d’analyse, renforcer votre capacité à argumenter et vous préparer efficacement à la rédaction de commentaires de texte de niveau universitaire ainsi qu’à l’adoption d’une stratégie optimale pour les QCM. La préparation comprend des exercices, des devoirs et des retours personnalisés.

Si vous êtes élève en classe de Seconde, Première ou Terminale, vous pouvez commencer votre préparation dès maintenant.

Les séances ont lieu à Kulturnest (Sin el Fil) et/ou en ligne, l’après-midi et en soirée. Les places sont limitées.

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Cultural Space based in Sin-el-Fil, Lebanon.

09/07/2026

In Lebanon today, culture is not a distraction from crisis. It is one of the ways we keep memory, connection, and human presence alive when so much feels uncertain.

Our ongoing collective hybrid art exhibition *Havens*, open until August 14 at Kulturnest, brings together 18 artists around the fragile and necessary idea of shelter - not as escape, but as a space to breathe, reflect, and resist erasure.

Read the full article on our website by Dr. Pamela Chrabieh, who reflects on the role of art and cultural spaces in Lebanon today, the pressures artists and independent spaces are facing, and the kind of hope that does not pretend things are easy.

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07/07/2026

Meet Wael Daaboul, one of the 18 selected artists featured in the "Havens" Hybrid Collective Art Exhibition at Kulturnest.

Through his selected works, "Ring - from Diary Entry 1162", "Ring - from Diary Entry 1155", "Pendant - from Diary Entry 0176", and "Ring — from Diary Entry 0176", Wael invites us into a tactile space where memory, fear, pause, play, material, and transformation become forms of shelter. His jewelry pieces are intimate records of lived experience, shaped through wax, silver, cedar wood, amethyst, patience, and touch.

Rooted in a journey that began with painting and expanded into sculpture, jewelry design, and lost wax carving, Wael’s practice is guided by material transformation. Based in Beirut, he works with wax, metal, stone, wood, resin, and organic forms, exploring the movement of water, light, balance, texture, and flow.

His work reminds us that a haven can be small enough to wear, yet vast enough to hold a memory. It can be carved from uncertainty, gathered from a forest floor, shaped from fear, or built slowly by hand until the fragile becomes lasting.

Discover his work as part of Havens, on view at Kulturnest, Lebanon, until August 14, and through the exhibition’s metaverse edition.

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07/07/2026

Meet Tala Beydoun, one of the 18 selected artists featured in the "Havens" Hybrid Collective Art Exhibition at Kulturnest.

Through her selected works, "Tenderness I", "Kiss Me", and "Tenderness III", Tala invites us into a quiet space where tenderness, closeness, embrace, vulnerability, and emotional refuge become forms of shelter. Her acrylic compositions move through faceless figures, blurred contours, and bodies held in stillness, creating intimate visual worlds where presence is felt more than explained.

Rooted in a multidisciplinary practice shaped by painting, collage, embroidery, stitching, fabrics, threads, treated papers, acrylic paint, and other materials, Tala’s artistic journey is deeply fueled by human emotions. After three decades of teaching, she moved more fully into artistic creation, developing a language where material, gesture, intimacy, and feeling come together.

Her work reminds us that a haven can be found in the body of another, in a moment of tenderness, in the courage to be held, and in the quiet refusal to let a harsh world erase gentleness.

Discover her work as part of Havens, on view at Kulturnest, Lebanon, until August 14, and through the exhibition’s metaverse edition.

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