This pop-up exhibition is an immediate response to the recent tragic blast in Beirut’s port that destroyed thousands of houses, leaving thousands homeless.

The exhibition will take you on a journey that crosses borders in search of a transnational identity that is multi-layered, at times displaced, yet intact and coherent. The stories and artworks are lyrical metaphors of the artist’s current circumstances, everyday experiences and dreams of homecoming, whilst raising questions about the elsewhere and the space in-between places.

Artworks by Artists – Shadi Abu Saada, Heba Akkad, Farah Azrak, Tamman Azzam, Adel Daoud, Assem Hamsho, Fadi Hamwi, Mohamad Labash, Ghylan Safaldi, Iman Hasban, Noha Zayed, Chris Ward, Mima Liddawi

Dates and Opening Hours,
Private Opening Friday 9th October 2020 @ 6:00-9:00 PM
Saturday 10th October 2020 @ 11:00 AM -8 PM
Entrance from Hayden’s Place

Visiting – Free entrance, only 6 people at a time, the venue is not accessible to wheel chair, don’t forget your mask!

Organised by – The Litehouse Gallery, Director Raghad Mardini

The Litehouse Gallery is a platform that engages with new ideas, perspectives and audiences to bridge British and Syrian cultures through collaborative educational programs and workshops with the international Syrian art community and British artists and audiences. It is the leading UK gallery representing Syrian artists.