Amira Solh is a cultural heritage and urban planning consultant.   She studied Sociology at the American University of Beirut before earning a Masters of Regional Planning from Cornell University. Amira Solh headed the Urban Planning Department at Solidere, the Lebanese company for the Development and Reconstruction of the Beirut Central District, until 2018. She is a founding Board Member of the Arab Center for Architecture in Beirut. She was a Fellow with the New Museum’s IdeasCity program in Arles, France. Amira Solh is on the board of the Beirut Art Center in Lebanon.  She is also advising the Sursock Museum in Beirut, Lebanon. As part of LOOP Salon, she curated the Beirut Focus in 2020 following the explosion in Beirut.  She currently lives between Beirut and Barcelona.

Dorith Galuz and her husband have been collectors since the 1990s. They have built up their collection, including video and digital media, by listening to emerging creations and stablishing a dialogue with young and emerging artists. Established in the 1990s, their collection has evolved to reflect their background in psychoanalysis through an interest in human encounters, communication, and fiction, most recently within video and digital practices.

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