Work in Progress at Arter

Arter’s new group exhibition Work in Progress brings together a selection of works drawn from more than three hundred artworks that the institution has supported over the past fifteen years – some of which have been incorporated into the collection – alongside

Yoko Ono Exhibition at Sakıp Sabancı Museum

Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum (SSM), with the support of Akbank, will host a major exhibition dedicated to Yoko Ono — one of the most influential figures in contemporary art — opening 25 June 2026.

Star Trek Turns 60 at the Science Museum

London's Science Museum marks the 60th anniversary of Star Trek with its new exhibition, "Star Trek Warp Trail," tracing the remarkable connection between science fiction and real-world technologies through a wide-ranging selection of objects — from iconic costumes to artificial intelligence artifacts.

Artists of the 7th Mardin Biennial Announced

The 7th Mardin Biennial, curated by Çelenk Bafra under the title “GÖKzemin,” brings together 41 artists from 20 countries, spreading across Mardin’s historical sites. Through exhibitions, installations, and public projects, the biennial establishes new connections between the city’s multilayered memory and contemporary

An Exhibition on Women, Data, and Invisible Labor

Opening its doors at Barın Han as part of International Women’s Day on March 8, the exhibition Human and Machine brings together digital productions shaped around the axes of women, data, and invisible labor. The selection, which includes works by local and

“Untold Tales” at Istanbul Concept Gallery

Following its presentation at Galeri Işık Teşvikiye, Yonca Saraçoğlu’s new exhibition Untold Tales is now at Istanbul Concept Gallery in Beyoğlu. Bringing together the artist’s oil paintings from her new productions with selected works from her sculptural practice, the exhibition’s second stop

Seven Dogs’ Journey to Freedom

Seven dogs, who had been stolen in China’s Jilin province and locked in a truck on their way to a slaughterhouse, escaped from their cages and set out on a 17-kilometre journey. Guided by a Corgi, the group moved together along the

Goliath’s “Elegy” Performance in Venice Despite Censorship

Gabrielle Goliath’s Elegy performance, which was canceled in January at the South African Pavilion, is now meeting audiences in Venice at Chiesa di Sant’Antonin despite censorship. The performance addresses injustices faced by women and queer individuals, commemorates historical genocides and the Palestinian

Armenian Women Actors on the Ottoman Stage

Istanbul Research Institute is hosting a talk titled Breaking the Silence of the Archive: Armenian Women Actors on the Ottoman Stage on Tuesday, March 31, as part of its “Chamber Talks ” series. Moderated by theater artist and researcher Duygu Dalyanoğlu and academic

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