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Στις 27 Ιουλίου, ο Λιβανέζος καλλιτέχνης Abed Al Kadiri ήταν ενθουσιασμένος για τα εγκαίνια της νέας του έκθεσης «Remains of the Last Red Rose», στον χώρο τέχνης Galerie Tanit στη Βηρυτό.

 

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أودُّ اليوم أن أكون شجرة.. A week after the explosion I dreamt that the gallery had flourished with trees. Today, this dream is coming to life. This is the least I can do and the only way to escape the devastating images that continue to plague my mind day and night. This body of work is created in tribute to the architect and friend, Jean-Marc Bonfils, and all the people and friends who fell victim to the massacre and modest contribution to our Beirut. TODAY I WOULD LIKE TO BE A TREE. Photos by @laetitia.hakim #Repost @galerietanit (@get_repost) ・・・ BEYROUTH Today, I Would Like To be a Tree – @abedalkadiri Directed by @marc_mouarkech Something is growing out of the rubble of Beirut’s Galerie Tanit. On its remaining walls—the very walls on which hung Abed Al Kadiri’s latest exhibition “Remains of the Last Red Rose”, most of which now lies obliterated by the explosion on 4th August—Al Kadiri now presents a new project. In an attempt to counter the scenes of destruction and the people’s feelings of devastation, the artist is creating an alternative scene of natural serenity. The destroyed gallery, now mutated into a raw open space, has become Al Kadiri’s temporary studio while he creates two giant murals painted on 80 cardboard panels. “Today, I Would Like To Be A Tree” is an artistic project and happening conceived by Abed Al Kadiri and directed by Marc Mouarkech that pays tribute to the late Jean-Marc Bonfils, the architect of the gallery building who was killed in the explosion, and that aims to raise funds to help rebuild Beiruti houses. Each of the 80 cardboard panels will be sold with all proceeds going to a relief fund held by the Bassma foundation to help reconstruct the homes of Beirutis most affected by the destruction. The work started 10 days after the explosion. Here we share with you shots of the preparations. More information and a dedicated website will be shared soon. . . #beirutport #BeirutBlast #BeirutExplosion #abedalkadiri #galerietanit #beirut #tribute

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Μια εβδομάδα αργότερα, στις 4 Αυγούστου, μια τεράστια έκρηξη στο λιμάνι της πρωτεύουσας του Λιβάνου συντάραξε την καρδιά της πόλης, σκοτώνοντας τουλάχιστον 190 ανθρώπους, τραυματίζοντας χιλιάδες και μετατρέποντας τη γκαλερί σε ερείπια, κάτω από τα οποία θάφτηκαν τα έργα του καλλιτέχνη.

 

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#Sneakpeek Tonight, the opening reception of my solo show “Remains of the last Red Rose” at Tanit Gallery, Beirut. Safety measures will be applied, masks and sanitizers will be available at the gallery entrance. I will be there between 6-9pm giving and collecting flying kisses join us! Photo by @laetitia.hakim

Η δημοσίευση κοινοποιήθηκε από το χρήστη A B E D A L K A D I R I (@abedalkadiri) στις 27 Ιούλ, 2020 στις 3:52 πμ PDT

 

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Remains of the Last Red Rose my exhibition at Tanit Gallery, Beirut رفات آخر وردة حمراء على وجه الأرض، معرض في تانيت غاليري، بيروت.

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«Χρειάστηκε να περάσουν πέντε μέρες για να περπατήσω και να δω το λιμάνι. Όταν είδα όλους αυτούς τους ανθρώπους να βγάζουν selfies, για μένα ήταν σαν να αναδημιουργούσαμε τις ίδιες καταστροφικές εικόνες που προσπαθούσα να αποφύγω από την πρώτη μέρα» αναφέρει ο καλλιτέχνης.

 

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Remains of the last red rose Repost @galerietanit BEYROUTH EXPLOSION // Remains of the Last Red Rose by @abedalkadiri We mourn for Beirut, we keep our loved ones in our hearts, nothing can make up for what they have done! Thank you all for your kind wishes… We would like to send our love to the kind people that helped us with the aftermath Wishing our Beirut team a fast recovery • • We love #GalerieTanit and were saddened to see these images. Wishing @nailakettanehkunigk and all the team and artist @abedalkadiri a speedy recovery ♥️ • “In 1972 Naila Kettaneh Kunigk founded Galerie Tanit in Munich showing contemporary art in Munich,Germany. Walther Mollier who had been working with the gallery since its beginnings, became a partner in 1981. During the 1980s and early 1990s Galerie Tanit became one of the few galleries of the Munich art scene to show an international program of American Minimalism, Italian Arte Povera and exponents of diverse practices in current painting and photography. Galerie Tanit proceeded to show Lebanese artists in Germany from 2004 onwards. 2007 saw the establishment of a gallery showroom in Beirut with a varied international program.” ♥️♥️ • • #igerslebanon #artlebanon #lebanonart #igersart #artandculture #artgallery #galleries #gallerie #igersgallery #lebanonartgallery #culture #culturalsector #artgalleries #artists #artist #redrose #artistsupport #contemporaryart #artcontemporary #contemporaryartgallery #contemporaryartist #artsagram #shatteredglass #gallerycontemporary #artcontemporain #artbeirut #beirut #lovebeirut #lovelebanon

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