Public programs

Led by one of the Sursock Museum's docents, this tour guides you through the Sursock Museum’s new permanent collection display, giving insights into its history and highlighting key works on display.

From My Syrian Room shares narratives from Syria. All of these seek to explain the reasons for the outbreak of this revolution and how one’s soul can transform from seeking death to finding new desire for life.

Inspired by the 12th-century Japanese storytelling technique kamashibai, children will experience a live outdoor visual performance, followed by a workshop where kids will make their own mobile paper theatre using upcycled materials.

Join us for a presentation and panel discussion, followed by the launch of two books: Yasmine Nachabe Taan’s Abdulkader Arnaout: Designing as Visual Poetry and Lina Hakim’s Dia al-Azzawi. Taking a Stand: Activism Through Graphic Design.

Join us for an evening of storytelling, whose theme revolves around the importance of stories in our lives.

This event is part of an ongoing series of informal discussions in the Salon Arabe, where artists and cultural practitioners are invited to present and debate ideas central to the making and curating of art. This edition's speakers are Monica Basbous, Abir Saksouk-Sasso, and Stine Marie Jacobsen.

Create a mask using colorful and patterned textiles, cardboard, and origami techniques. This family workshop is programmed in conjunction with the exhibition Les Mondes de Willy Aractingi.

This fun and interactive family tour explores the new collection display through stories, shapes, and colors.

As part of the ongoing project I can call this progress to halt curated by Suzy Halajian, a two-day screening program will take place at the Sursock Museum.

Explore the exhibition Les Mondes de Willy Aractingi through a fun and interactive workshop led by the collective Junk Munkez.