Fadia Haddad

Fadia Haddad (b. 1959, Lebanon, Beirut), lives and works in Paris. After graduating from the Lebanese Academy of Fine Arts in Beirut in 1984, Haddad continued her studies at L'École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-arts in Paris until 1988. 

Fadia Haddad's solo exhibitions include Rétrospectivement, Histoires d’oiseaux, de peintures et de sentiments, Alice Mogabgab Gallery, Beirut (2021); Mask, Salon l’Ecritoire, Berlin (2020); Break the frame, Beit Beirut Museum & Urban Cultural Center, Beirut (2018); Mask, Galerie Michel Rein, Brussels (2016). Haddad has an extensive group exhibition history, including: Art Busan 12e Edition, Sabine Vazieux Gallery, Seoul (2023); Group show, La Fabrique - Centre d’Art, Montreuil (2022);  Women of Resilience, Tsichritzs Visual Arts Foundation, Kifissia & Athens (2019); Regards croisés, Institut du Monde arabe, Paris (2011). 

Haddad's work is part of numerous private and public collections: Barjeel Art Foundation, UAE; Patrimoine de l'Humanité, Geneva; Artistic Memories of the 20th Century,  New York; Sursock Museum, Beirut; Institut du Monde Arabe (IMA), Paris; the CNAP,  Paris; PINTO, Paris. In 2011, Harry Bellet consecrated a monograph to her work in a publication from Area Descartes and Company, Traversée.