Step into historical Palestine through Maroun Tomb: the Palestinian-Lebanese artist whose 1947 exhibition in Haifa was lost due to the Nakba, and whose legacy lives on through the exhibition project The Lost Paintings: A Prelude to Return.
In this guided painting evening at the The Lost Paintings exhibition space, we’ll draw inspiration from Tomb’s themes: memory, displacement, landscape, architecture, and the imaginative act of recreation — and invite you to create your own painting in his spirit: exploring what was lost and what can be imagined.
Whether you are an experienced painter or brand-new to the process, come prepared to slow down, reflect, create, and connect.
What to Expect:
A short introduction to Maroun Tomb’s life, art and the story of The Lost Paintings project.
Guided prompts to begin your own painting inspired by Maroun Tomb's style and themes.
Refreshments and a warm, communal atmosphere for creative exchange surrounded by artwork.
A thoughtfully curated playlist to help set a reflective, creative mood.
Time to share, chat, and view one another’s work in a supportive environment.
By the end of the evening you’ll leave with your own original painting — and perhaps a deeper connection to art as memory, reclamation, and imaginative possibility.
Good to Know:
All supplies are provided — just bring yourself and your ideas.
No prior painting experience required.
Tickets include tour of exhibition.
Join us for a meaningful evening of art-building, storytelling, and reclaiming what was lost — but through paint, presence, and imagination, what can still be.
🎟 Secure your ticket now — we can’t wait to paint with you.