Prominent Los Angeles art institutions, including the J. Paul Getty Trust, LACMA, and the Hammer Museum, have established a $12 million emergency fund to assist artists and cultural workers impacted by the devastating California wildfires. This initiative, called the L.A. Arts Community
Excavations in the ancient city of Pompeii, which was wiped off the map nearly 2,000 years ago by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, have uncovered a thermal bath large enough to accommodate 30 people.
Özlem Yenigül’s debut solo exhibition “The Desire to Make a Home Everywhere” and the group exhibition “Pressure Point”, featuring works by 11 artists, will be on view at Anna Laudel Istanbul from January 23 to March 2.
The first solo exhibition in Turkey by American contemporary artist Jason Stopa, titled Interior Monument, opens on January 30 at Sevil Dolmacı Art Gallery in Istanbul.
Ahmet Güneştekin’s exhibition Lost Alphabet has opened at ArtIstanbul Feshane, showcasing the artist’s works from the past six years. The exhibition will remain open to visitors until July 20.
A tale of love, loss, and resilience unfolds as secrets bridge the living and the dead in Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s adaptation of "Changer l’eau des fleurs".
Saygun Dura’s "Arada" exhibition at CerModern captures the delicate interplay between nature and humanity through Lake Van’s endangered pearl mullets and mesmerizing microbialites.
The exhibition “Power and Fragility”, curated by Levent Çalıkoğlu at Galeri MERKUR, offers a unique perspective on the abstract works of Nadine Sengstock and Hanna Effen.
rter begins its 2025 exhibition program with Angelica Mesiti’s solo exhibition “Future Perfect Continuous” and Can Aytekin’s site-specific work “Wall Drawings,” specially designed for the atrium wall of Arter’s entrance.
Banksy's collaboration with a Bristol youth club in the late 1990s offers a rare glimpse into his journey before global fame.
David Lynch, the visionary creator of Blue Velvet and Twin Peaks, leaves behind a legacy of surrealism and innovation in film and television.
Timur Çelik, who never lost his connection to Turkey's sociopolitical landscape, leaves behind a legacy of art rooted in responsibility and realism.
