
Biography
Sabine Karam is a Lebanese American sculptor working in ceramics and bronze. Her hand-built ceramics take flowing, abstract shapes, some recognisable as birds in flight or daisy flowers. Since 2020 she has also made sculpture in bronze.
Karam holds a master's degree in biology from the Lebanese University and a degree in fashion design. She began by painting in oil and watercolour, then turned to sculpture after enrolling at the Art Students League in New York. She studied ceramics at the Arts Center of the Capital Region in Troy, New York, from 2006 to 2012, and returned to Lebanon after fifteen years in New York.
She won first prize in 2014 and second prize in 2017 in competitions organised by the Modern and Contemporary Art Museum (MACAM) in Lebanon. She has taken part in group exhibitions at the Arts Center of the Capital Region and at Galerie La Rochane in Beirut (2015). In 2026 Galerie Cheriff Tabet in Beirut presented Corps et Envols, a solo exhibition of her sculpture in bronze and clay.
CV
Education
- 2012Ceramics (studied 2006 to 2012), Arts Center of the Capital Region, Troy
Solo exhibitions
- 2026Corps et Envols, Galerie Cheriff Tabet, Beirut
Group exhibitions and biennials
- 2015Galerie La Rochane, Beirut
- 2008Arts Center of the Capital Region, Troy
Awards and grants
- 2017Second prize, Modern and Contemporary Art Museum (MACAM), Lebanon
- 2014First prize, Modern and Contemporary Art Museum (MACAM), Lebanon
Documents
The same biography, statement and CV as print-ready PDFs, for press and exhibition files.




