Breath is Tide Breath is Tide | نَفَس مَدّ وجَزْر
TAP fundraiser print sale
In The Blink of an Eye, Billboards commissions, May - October, 2024
On Rooftops and Under the Ground // Mohamad Kanaan, In The Belly Of The Beast, site-specific installation, Beirut, 2023
Art, Ecology and the Commons // Participants, Beirut, 2021
Art, Ecology and the Commons // Omar Fakhoury & Christian Zahr, Terrace , site-specific intervention commissioned for the project, Beirut, 2021
Art, Ecology and the Commons // Open-air film screening in the forest, Beirut, 2021
OPAVIVARÁ!, Bem Comum, public art commission activation, Rio de Janeiro, 2021
OPAVIVARÁ!, Bem Comum, public art commission activation, Rio de Janeiro, 2021
Make yourself at home: radical care and hospitality // Participants, Boiçucanga, Brazil, 2020
Make yourself at home // Boiçucanga, Brazil, 2020
Make yourself at home: radical care and hospitality // Boiçucanga, Brazil, 2020
Mathaf Mathaf / Chou Hayda // Museum audio guide, public art commission, Beirut, 2018
Mathaf Mathaf / Chou Hayda // Museum audio guide, public art commission, Beirut, 2018
BeMA Jezzine Residency // Mahmoud Safadi, Within, Without, site-specific intervention, Jezzine, 2017
BeMA Jezzine Residency // Suzy Halajian, Unseen, Tomorrow, site-specific intervention, Jezzine, 2017
Art Interventions on Dalieh // Omar Fakhoury, The Flag, site-specific intervention, Dalieh of Raoucheh, Lebanon, 2017
Art Interventions on Dalieh // Ieva Saudargaitė Douaihi, Thin White Line, site-specific intervention, Dalieh of Raoucheh, Lebanon, 2017
Art Interventions on Dalieh // Raymond Gemayel, Dalieh's Infinity Pool, Dalieh of Raoucheh, Lebanon, 2017
Works on Paper // Nada Sehnaoui, Kellon, local newspaper, Beirut, 2016
Ras Masqa Artist Residency (RMAR) // Ras Masqa, 2016
Ras Masqa Artist Residency (RMAR) // Performance, Ras Masqa, 2016
Ras Masqa Artist Residency // Ali El-Darsa, I don't know how I feel about the sun, 2016
Rani Al-Rajji, There is no Sea in Beirut, performative city walk, Beirut, 2015
Meziara International Artist Residency // Meziara, 2014

TAP is a nonprofit organization committed to making another world possible, by affecting social change through contemporary art

Founded in a region of unrelenting volatility and absent cultural policies, TAP curates the conditions for communities, private bodies and governmental institutions to recognize that contemporary artists can be allies in driving enduring social change amidst precarious contexts.

In the process, TAP creates accessible tools and production opportunities for contemporary artists, whilst rendering their practice porous and participatory, within and beyond the field of art.

TAP was founded by curator Amanda Abi Khalil and registered as a nonprofit organization in Lebanon in 2014 and in France in 2020. It is based in Beirut and Paris, and its interventions take place internationally.