Bernard Renno

Bernard A. Renno was born in 1959 in Deir El Qamar - Lebanon. He has perfectly been identified as the artist of live shows, workshops and symposiums.

In addition to his work, Bernard Renno assisted his father Professor Assaad Renno in murals painting (fresco) in eight churches, and participated in more than two hundred individual and group exhibitions in Lebanon and abroad.

Bernard Renno was granted many Awards, Certificates, medals, cups from different countries: Lebanon, Mexico, Latvia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, France, Italy, Canada, USA, Russia, Brazil, Paraguay, Iraq, Ukraine, and Vatican City.

Bernard Renno is:
-Director of Michelangelo Academy of Arts
-Member & jury in the Syndicate of Professional Artists in Lebanon, “Synography”
-Founder and owner of Vestiges D’Orient Atelier D'Art
-Member of the International Association of Plastic Arts
-Member of the Lebanese Artists Association for Painting and Sculpture
-Cultural advisor to the Consulate General of the Republic of Latvia to Lebanon
-High commissioner and ambassador at large at the International Council of the States for Diplomacy and Justice

-Architect Engineer graduated from the Holy Spirit University – (USEK) Kaslik - Lebanon
-Interior Designer graduated from Michelangelo Academy of Arts - Sodeco - Beirut
-Holder of a Diploma in Plastic Arts and History of Arts from Michelangelo Academy of Fine Arts, Sodeco – Beirut

Bernard Renno did many private and collective exhibitions throughout his life.
Some of them are:
-Exposition at Marina Club “International Art Gathering“ in 2003 & 2007
-Exposition at "Jardin des Peintres"- Jezzine in 2003, 2004 & 2005
-Exposition at Daraj El Fan (St Nicolas Stairs) A.D.G. in 2004 & 2009
-Exposition at the "Association of Artistes and Sculptures" in Lebanon in 2005 & 2006
-Exposition at Grand Hills Hotel, Broumana in 2004
-Exposition collective à l ‘ Hotel Movëmpick “ S.P.M.” Fair, Art Of Living. Juillet 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008
-Exposition of "Artistic Committee" A.D.G. in 2004
-Exposition Interpays : Lebanon & Latvia at UNESCO Palace in 2006