Enter Raffle to Win Alwan li Beirut - Colors for Beirut

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Raffle Summary

a.topos Venice is a curatorial collective and nonprofit organization based in Venice and is proud to stand by Beirut. On the 4th of August, a massive double explosion scared Beirut and its citizens forever, causing major physical, material and moral damages to the people and their urbes. Once again, beiruti art spaces, especially artists studios and ateliers, symbols of the Lebanese dynamic and polyvalent art and cultural scene became witnesses and victims of the country violent ethos. In this vein, we are hosting an online charity raffle for the reconstruction of artists studios, ateliers, art, cultural and open dialogue spaces that were severely damaged by the blast. All the funds will be allocated to Haven for Artists and to the Lebanon Solidarity Fund. By participating in the raffle, people help rebuild what used to be an incredibly vivid artistic and cultural life while having the possibility to earn an artwork from a Lebanese artist. The prizes are nine powerful artworks from different Lebanese artists; Ghenwa Abou Fayad, Jasmine Abu Hamdan, Yasmina Hilal, Mansour el Harb (sleeping with the enemy production), Aya Kazoun (sleeping with the enemy production), Yolande Labaki, Roger Maaraoui, Alfred Tarazi and Layal Nakle. This initiative is designed to have two direct impacts, the immediate promotion of Lebanese talents through a.topos and its partners networks, and, most obviously, the activation of vast artistic solidarity chains aimed at the reconstruction of the city. If we cannot be on the ground to rebuild Beirut’s magic and its hurt artistic flair, we will be everywhere else. Let art plays its part!

9 Prizes

  • Alfred Tarazi Dear Madness - Cara Matta 2017 30.5x30.5cm each Giclee Print on Hahnemulhe Paper /Steel frame /Glass "Beirut six letters for an alphabet of deprivation and loss. B: for benevolence and bereavement. E: for epiphany and entropy. I: for intuition and introspection. R: for rapture and ruination. U: for utopia and uterus. T: for tempest and testosterone. I also need to add the letter H. H: for historia, a greek word meaning inquiry and knowledge acquired through an investigation. Finally, the letter M. M: for Madness. Dear Madness... The other letters can wait." Alfred Tarazi Estimated: 1500£ each

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  • Yolande Labaki 2020 29x42cm Acrylic on Special Paper "Larmes, larmes, larmes... et silence." Yolande Labaki Estimated: 600£

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  • Yasmina Hilal 2018 15.24x15.24cm 120mm Film Analogue Photography "An exploration of motion within humans and nature." Yasmina Hilal Estimated: 400£

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  • Aya Kazoun from sleeping with the enemy production Untitled 2020 37.5x30cm Mixed Media on 350gm Schut Paper About Beirut: "I don't know where to start cleaning up my city" Aya Kazoun Estimated: 300£

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  • Layal Nakle My Undomiciliation - My Nation 2020 20x30cm Photography on Hahnemuhle Fine Art Baryta Paper "My undomiciliation is a reflection on absence and migration. At first, this assemblage of photographs taken during my last trip to Lebanon (August 2018) was aimed to portray the absence of the government through empty cityscapes, reflecting the mass migration of Lebanese citizens to foreign countries and the absence of tourists. As the situation has drastically deteriorated since then, these photographs are taking a new meaning, reflecting a more violent situation. Most of the buildings on these photographs have been partly or completely destroyed by the Beirut blast. I would have never imagined back then that these photographs would serve as the last remains of these places that no longer exist today." Layal Nakle Estimated: 300£

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  • Mansour El Harb from sleeping with the enemy production Untitled 2020 37.5x27cm Mixed media on 350gm Schut Paper "هذا العمل الصغير يحمل سخرية على رجال السياسة الذين لا يعلمون ان مظهرهم الجاد بالنسبة لنا هو منظر هبلان.." "This little piece is a satire exposing our politicians who don't know that they are idiots as in our eyes." Mansour El Harb بيروت اليوم، هي مرآة تعكس الشر والظلمة داخل جميع النواب والوزراء ورؤساء الجمهورية منذ ٣٠ سنة. بيروت واقعهم هم.. وليس واقعنا نحن. "Beirut today is a mirror reflecting evil and darkness within all the parliamentarians, ministers and presidents that have ruled for the last 30years. Beirut is their reality...but not ours" Mansour El Harb Estimated: 300£

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  • Jasmine Abu Hamdan Glitch 2019 70x50cm 3D Scanning "A bitmap of a glitched ecosystem of rewarded objects." Jasmine Abu Hamdan Estimated: 200£

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  • Roger Maaraoui Untitled 2020 36x47cm Watercolour and Pen on Paper "Twisting knife in the wound. destructing a city which keeps on jumping from rebirth to hopelessness, flowers to blood, calmness to chaos." Roger Maaraoui Estimated: 200£

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  • Ghenwa Abou Fayad Megaphone 2019 38x60cm Linoleum Engraving Limited Edition of 18 "To the voices of the ones that stood up against the system" Ghenwa Abou Fayad Estimated: 200£

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Charity Donation

50% of the host's revenue goes directly to:

The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture - AFAC
The Arab Fund for Arts and Culture - AFAC
Registered Charity No. 2099

Raffle Ends

Tuesday, 1st December 2020 at 10:30 or when the last ticket is sold (whichever comes sooner)

The winners

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Is Saab

Won Glitch on 01 December 2020
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The host is an amazing woman. Thank you for your work

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Alia Maria Ach

Won Untitled on 01 December 2020
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Excellent curation - brilliant mix of beauty and meaning. And for a good cause!

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Nadim AcH

Won Houriyat Il Bahr on 01 December 2020
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Excellent I enjoy the experience on the platform and believe it is a very nice initiative. Well done atopos venice

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Lama Abou Hanna

Won Dear Madness - Cara Matta on 01 December 2020
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Great experience , nice initiative to help the victims of the Beirut blast.

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Lama Abou Hanna

Won Untitled on 01 December 2020
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Nice experience. Great initiative to help the victims of the beirut blast.

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Georges Abouhamad

Won Les Gens, TEARS on 01 December 2020
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Perfect host and perfect price for a perfect cause

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Mimi Gemayel

Won Megaphone on 01 December 2020
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Excellent service, cause and beautiful artworks! A.topos is changing the curatorial landscape and making it move in the right direction!

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Soumaya Slim

Won My Undomiciliation - My Nation on 01 December 2020
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All blessings and love. Congratulations!!!

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Yas Helou

Won Untitled on 01 December 2020
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Great initiative, great host, great artists.

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