“Who Doesn’t Love You, May Die”, a group exhibition curated by art journalist M. Gülben Çapan is now open at Anna Laudel Istanbul. Highlighting the journey of Arabesque music changing and evolving into a popular music genre, the exhibition can be visited
Salt’s new exhibition No Further Records: Reşad Ekrem Koçu and Istanbul Encyclopedia Archive at Salt Galata. Organized as part of Reşad Ekrem Koçu and Istanbul Encyclopedia Archive, a joint project of Salt and Kadir Has University initiated in 2018, the exhibition sheds
The new exhibition of Pera Museum Istanbuls Today features the work of 11 photographers who live in Istanbul and offers striking snapshots of the city in their unique styles. Curated by Refik Akyüz and Serdar Darendeliler, Istanbuls Today will run until September
Selected examples of crafted letter and document wallets in the Sadberk Hanım Museum and Ömer M. Koç collections are on display at Sadberk Hanım Museum’s latest exhibition. The exhibition consists of 91 wallets in all—76 letter wallets and 15 document wallets—the earliest
Istanbul Modern Photography Gallery is hosting its inaugural exhibition in the new building with photographs by Nuri Bilge Ceylan, one of the most distinctive directors of contemporary cinema. Ceylan’s works showcase strong cinematic language from his films and inspire the audience’s imagination.
6th Mardin Biennial announces Ali Akay as this year’s curator. Ali Akay (b. 1957, Istanbul) is a professor of Sociology at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, curator, writer, and critic (contemporary art, philosophy and sociology) He studied at Paris VIII University where he
Arter presents Cengiz Çekil’s retrospective exhibition titled I Am Still Alive. Cengiz Çekil’s most comprehensive exhibition to date. Curated by Eda Berkmen, the exhibition titled I Am Still Alive showcases an in-depth look at Çekil’s artistic practice from the early 1970s to
Genco Erkal and Dostlar Theatre are awarded the 22nd Vehbi Koç Award, which is presented every year to encourage extraordinary people or institutions who have supported or developed our country in the fields of education, culture and health, has been chosen. Genco
London is getting ready to welcome a new museum on Shakespeare and his Elizabethan world. The experience will be brought to life in a new and immersive museum experience opening in Shoreditch, London. The museum is set to open in Spring 2024.
Known as the wild child of 1960s, British-born actress and singer Jane Birkin has died in Paris aged 76. Birkin became a beloved figure in France and became an icon of France as The French Culture Ministry said the country had lost
