Public programs

The first in a series of Salon events where artists and cultural practitioners are invited to present and debate ideas central to the making and curating of art.

Exhibition co-curator Nora Razian guides you through Assadour: Landscape in Motion, highlighting key works on display, and offering insight into the making of the exhibition.

This four-part workshop will guide you through how to design, layout, print, and bind a book, in both traditional and experimental ways.

In this one-off performance, Charbel Haber plays a new musical score to Stan Brakhage’s The Horseman, the Woman, and the Moth (1968).

In conjunction with the exhibition Assadour: Landscape in Motion, the artist will be in conversation with art critic and guest curator Joseph Tarrab.

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

Led by one of the Sursock Museum's docents, this tour guides you through the Sursock Museum’s permanent collection, highlighting key works on display.

Writer and market theorist Elie Ayache will be joined in conversation by artist Gerald Nestler and Finance professor Philippe Henrotte to launch his new book The Medium of Contingency: An Inverse View of the Market.

This four-part workshop led by writers Rima Rantisi and Nur Turkmani explores the productive relationship between writing and art.

Curators Juri Steiner and Stefan Zweifel present the research behind their exhibition Dada Universal, exploring the ongoing relevance of the Dada call to radical absurdity today.