Love Made Visible: Scenes from a Mostly Happy Marriage Paperback – July 5, 2014

Wonderfully told and well written story of a long marriage to a prominent artist.Thought provoking and inspiring as a widow overcomes grief, curates and continues, and in each step builds a life on her own.In the book, Ms. Gibran manages to weave together the triumphs and challenges of being the wife of an artist (with a prominent uncle) living in Boston in the 20th century. Subtly, and often with humor, she confronts ethnic stereotyping, the gentrification of the South End, self promotion in the art world, and Boston museums' lack of interest in Boston artists.A wonderful gift for anyone interested in an artist's life, the challenges and comforts of a long marriage, or the Boston art world.

soul searching and long overdue call out to the Boston Expressionist art movement which like everything but sports is overshadowed by the big Apple

I enjoyed the book, about two prominent Lebanese artist and their times, though the group of Boston artists that they embraced were unknown to me.

A wonderfully layered story of two unique personalities who made love and the Boston art scene visible.

The Boston expressionists from the insider point of view.A personal journey.

Excellent !Written with honesty and humor .

Beautiful story documenting the life of Kahlil Gibran, an incredibly talented Boston artist, as told in a brutally honest way by his wife of 50 years. The vulnerabilities and the joy in their lives are not glossed over - they are fully acknowledged and shared in a no nonsense way - it will make you want to do the same with yours.