A saxophone concert took place at Zico House...
December 12, 2000
Ghassan Maasri Archive 2002 “Ghassan Maasri”’ presented an installation…
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A Culture Of Memory
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A night with Bouton Rouge
The « Red Button » jazz band has...
A night with Bouton Rouge
The « Red Button » jazz band has presented...
A Culture of Memory
Zico House is not only a cultural space, but also a living memory of the artistic scene in Beirut. Since its creation, it has preserved the traces of all the cultural and artistic activities that took place in its walls or under its auspices. Some of these activities include projects such as “Beirut Street Festival” and “Al Mawsam”, which you can find in its archive. By clicking on this link, you will be able to access a rich heritage of documents, photos, videos, testimonies, reviews and articles that testify to the diversity and vitality of artistic creation in Beirut. This fund is a place of discovery, inspiration, dialogue and sharing between artists, researchers, students, art lovers and the general public. Zico House invites you to explore its history and to contribute to enrich it by your comments, suggestions and donations.
A man in the air and a woman suspended
On the evening of the first October, 2003, and within the framework of the Beirut...
As part of the first edition of the Beirut Street Festival and the sustainable campaign “Transport” of “Green Line”...
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Captured by Chérine Yazbeck in the cemeteries where they lie, these portraits of martyrs feature faces eaten away by rain and time. On Saturday...
On Monday March 4, 1999, Zico House hosted Coincidence of the Opposites, an installation by Valerie A. Brodar, open until March 27. A graduate...
As part of an artistic stay in Lebanon, Noriko Koma exhibited Levantine at Zico House from Wednesday March 21 to Thursday April 8, 1999. A graduate...
For almost an hour and a half, the musician played the classics of Antonio Lauro, Jolio Sagreras, H. Villa Lobbos, Manuel Castillo, Astor Piazolla and...
Zico House is not only a cultural space, but also a living memory of the artistic scene in Beirut. Since its creation, it has preserved the traces of all the cultural and artistic activities that took place in its walls or under its auspices. Some of these activities include projects such as “Beirut Street Festival” and “Al Mawsam”, which you can find in its archive. By clicking on this link, you will be able to access a rich heritage of documents, photos, videos, testimonies, reviews and articles that testify to the diversity and vitality of artistic creation in Beirut. This fund is a place of discovery, inspiration, dialogue and sharing between artists, researchers, students, art lovers and the general public. Zico House invites you to explore its history and to contribute to enrich it by your comments, suggestions and donations.
February 15, 1997/
Captured by Chérine Yazbeck in the cemeteries where they lie, these portraits of martyrs feature faces eaten away by rain and time. On…
March 4, 1999/
On Monday March 4, 1999, Zico House hosted Coincidence of the Opposites, an installation by Valerie A. Brodar, open until…
March 21, 1999/
As part of an artistic stay in Lebanon, Noriko Koma exhibited Levantine at Zico House from Wednesday March 21 to Thursday April 8, 1999. A graduate…
May 18, 1999/
For almost an hour and a half, the musician played the classics of Antonio Lauro, Jolio Sagreras, H. Villa Lobbos,…
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