The renowned artist will present a seven-by-ten-metre window installation at Turner Contemporary as part of the gallery’s 15th anniversary celebrations, transforming its iconic seafront façade with a glowing sunrise scene.
A distinctive figure in contemporary Turkish literature with a body of work ranging from short stories to novels, essays, and children’s literature, Necati Tosuner passed away at the hospital where he had been receiving treatment.
The 2026 selection of SALT’s screening program “Is This Our Last Chance?” focuses on forests as shared living spaces. Spanning from the Amazon Basin to the Congo River, and from Siberia and Canada to Southern Europe, the films examine how forests are
Performance artist Nezaket Ekici was awarded the MO_Kunstpreis 2026, worth 20,000 euros. The award is given to artists working in the fields of performance, video, installation, painting, printmaking, drawing, and photography.
At the 76th edition of the international film festival Berlinale, Turkish directors made their mark. The festival’s most prestigious award, the Golden Bear, was given to İlker Çatak’s film Yellow Letters. The Silver Bear Grand Jury Prize went to Emin Alper for
The Victoria and Albert Museum brings together the traces of 21st-century design — spanning from everyday life to political memory — with a comprehensive selection of 250 objects, following the renewal of its Design 1990–Now galleries.
The 76th edition of the Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale), held in Berlin from 12–22 February, opened amid intense political debate, overshadowing the usual red-carpet spectacle.
The Istanbul Policy Center (IPC) hosted renowned Slovenian philosopher and critical theorist Renata Salecl for a book talk marking the Turkish edition of her latest work, Stagnation: The Hostage Subject of Neoliberalism (Turkish title: Yerinde Saymak: Neoliberalizmin Rehin Öznesi).
At the 2025 Awards organized for the first time this year by the Sanat Tarihi Derneği, ArtDog Istanbul was deemed worthy of the Culture–Arts Media & Publishing Award of the Year for its publishing activities in the field of culture and the
Organised by Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) with the sponsorship of Borusan Holding, Türkiye’s longest-running classical music event, the 54th Istanbul Music Festival, will take place from 11 to 25 June 2026.
Prepared by Nobel Prize–winning author Orhan Pamuk as the catalogue for The Museum of Innocence, Şeylerin Masumiyeti (The Innocence of Objects) meets international readers in its English edition with the addition of six new display cases.

