Pages of Beirut by Mireille Boustany at Authentique Art & Design

JUMEIRAH, UAE - Sept. 27, 2015 - PRLog -- Pages of Beirut by Mireille Boustany is an art exhibit which features the streets of Lebanon during a time of distress. It gives us a glimpse of a city in times of chaos, but despite it all, there is hope that the future is bright. The exhibit features artworks done in pen or acrylic which will be on display from October 19 to November 19 with the formal opening on the 27^th of October. Some of the works date back to 1991, and have never been exhibited to the public.


ABOUT THE ARTIST

Mireille Boustany is a Lebanese artist born in Beirut. She lived in Lebanon up until her marriage in 1995 where she had to move to Paris and start a family. Ever since a young age, she always had a passion for the arts. Mireille loves fashion, architecture, decoration, sculptures and the likes. Painting on porcelain is also one of her many artistic talents.

Mireille graduated Visual Arts from the Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts. She also took a course at the National School of Cergy-Pontoise of Art: Screen printing, Sculpture & Engraving.  In 1993, she became a member of the Association of Lebanese Painters and Sculptors. She is also an associate member of the Salon d'Automne in Paris. Adding up to her impressive credentials, she was also once a professor of Visual Arts at the Franco-Lebanese High School in Beirut. Since 2000, she is the coordinator of Visual Arts at the Franco-Lebanese High School Nahr Ibrahim. To top it off, she is a jury member of French Bac.