When we turn the pages of history, spanning the Ottoman Empire’s resplendent final years to the nascent era of the Turkish Republic, we encounter the captivating saga of the Şakir Pasha Family. This family stands out as a constellation of remarkable individuals,
The Design Museum in London dives into the 100-year evolution of swimming and fashion. The exhibition "Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style" explores the social and cultural significance of swimming, featuring everything from Olympic medals to contemporary swimsuit designs.
The Story Takes Place in Istanbul, focuses on representations of Istanbul produced at different times and in various literary genres from the 16th century to the present. In the selection, which is centered on approximately 300 books from the Ömer Koç Collection,
Taking place from February 22 to April 13, 2025, this year’s biennial, curated by Nihat Özdal, is hosted by Gazipaşa and Alanya. The events are held at historical sites such as Selinus and Lamos Ancient Cities, Yalan Dünya Cave, the Red Tower,
Since 2017, the Finike-Demre-Kaş-Kalkan divided road project has been on the agenda of the Antalya Regional Directorate of Highways. On the agenda since 2017, the project recently received a positive Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) decision. The 74-kilometer, four-lane road will include bridges,
The National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, D.C., has officially ended its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs following an executive order (EO) signed by President Donald Trump. The order, issued on January 20, mandates the termination of all DEI initiatives
Grand Kartal Hotel, where 79 people lost their lives due to the fire disaster in Bolu Kartalkaya, was found seriously damaged after an inspection by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization teams. It is now being discussed whether the hotel, which
DNA evidence reveals Europe’s first matrilineal society, rewriting the history of women’s roles in ancient Celtic culture.
What can art achieve in an age of virtual “secondary worlds,” real wars, and mass migration? How can artists create new identities without descending into dystopia amidst changing values? The Shifting Identities exhibition emerges from these questions, presenting various perspectives on utopias,
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
