Throughout history, designers and architects have reflected around the idea of seating and the many shapes and purposes it can bear. After all, whether Egyptian, gothic or contemporary, they are all the same; they are all an invitation to have a seat, a conversation, they are all small sculptures. And in a way, this makes them all comparable.
Each one of them tells you something about the person who created it, the era it was created in, and the society that shaped it.Like an immersion in the history of modern architecture, it's like looking at buildings from a very close point of view.
THE OPENING WILL BE PRECEDED BY A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION MODERATED BYANNE FRANCE BERTHELON AND MARCO CONSTANTINI
STARTING AT 5:00 PMwith Bernard Khoury, Carla Baz, Carlo Massoud, Exil Collective, and Karen Chekerdjian
Named after a Phoenician goddess, Galerie Tanit is a long running contemporary art gallery based in Munich and Beirut that has dynamically adjusted its focus with the times.
