Temporary Art Platform (TAP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a tangible impact on society through contemporary art. Born in a region lacking consistent cultural policies, TAP strives to forge a path towards change in precarious contexts. Tapping into the power of art, TAP curates conditions that foster social transformation by uniting communities, private entities, and government institutions.

Founded by curator Amanda Abi Khalil in 2014, TAP offers accessible tools and production opportunities for contemporary artists, merging their practices with the wider field of art. With a strong presence in Beirut and Paris, TAP extends its interventions worldwide, aiming to connect artists and audiences across borders. Through the development of participatory and porous artistic practices, TAP empowers artists to be catalysts for enduring social change.

With a commitment to their community, TAP stands steadfast in their support of artists, collaborators, team members, and the resilient people of Beirut. Join their mission by subscribing to their newsletter or becoming a TAP supporter on Instagram, Facebook, Vimeo, and YouTube