# AHIS 226 — Art After the Lebanese Wars (AUB)

> AHIS 226 Art After the Lebanese Wars at American University of Beirut. 1 student review.

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Retrieved: 2026-09-18

## Facts

- Course code: AHIS 226
- Title: Art After the Lebanese Wars
- University: American University of Beirut (AUB)
- Subject: Art History
- Department: Fine Arts and Art History
- Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Credits: 3
- Counts toward General Education: Cultures and Histories
- Professors on record (3): Fares Chalabi, Ghalya Saadawi, May El-Hage

## Catalogue description

The course is an introduction to a number of conceptual and documentary artistic practices in the political context of Lebanon over the last two decades.

## Quick answers

### What is AHIS 226 at AUB?

AHIS 226 Art After the Lebanese Wars is a 3-credit course at American University of Beirut (AUB), in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. The course is an introduction to a number of conceptual and documentary artistic practices in the political context of Lebanon over the last two decades.

### How many credits is AHIS 226?

AHIS 226 Art After the Lebanese Wars is worth 3 credits at AUB.

### Is AHIS 226 hard?

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### Who teaches AHIS 226 at AUB?

Studiety has 3 professors on record for AHIS 226: Fares Chalabi, Ghalya Saadawi, May El-Hage. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.

## Student reviews

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- **2020-02** — Medium workload. Some readings to do. 2 papers and a presentation

## See also

- [All Art History courses at AUB](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/art-history.md)
- [Every AUB subject](https://studiety.com/aub/subjects.md)

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