The olive tree is not merely a plant of the Mediterranean; it is a living being rooted in the shared conscience of humanity, speaking the language of the earth’s memory.
To mark its 100th anniversary in the United Kingdom, CHANEL launches a new arts and culture magazine.
The obsession with selfies causes yet another casualty in a museum setting—this time at one of Europe’s most iconic institutions.
As hostilities escalate between Iran and Israel, cultural institutions in both countries have begun implementing emergency measures to safeguard their national treasures, underscoring the vulnerability of art in times of war.
Anna Laudel is presenting Cansu Yıldıran's first solo exhibition, titled “Mülksüzler,” featuring selections from her autobiographical series, which she has been working on for over a decade, at ZAİ Yaşam Bodrum until July 6.
Activist group cites “no art on a dead planet” as motive behind the protest
With its new series Endless Day, launched on the longest day of the year, Hara offers a space of experience that celebrates nature’s cycles, rituals, and creative practices.
Seçkin Pirim’s exhibition Timed Untimed has opened at Baksı Museum, uniquely situated in nature in Bayburt. As part of the opening program, the second edition of the “Conversations on Running Water” event took place on the Çoruh River.
With a new body of work created during her residency at Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris, Yaz Taşçı meets the audience at OG Gallery with Dark Flowers, her first solo exhibition in Türkiye
Adapting a novel to film is not simply about turning words into images. It involves reshaping a narrative’s form, rhythm.
Bringing together more than 50 Turkish and American musicians, the Turkish American Orchestra carries the music of Istanbul to New York.
The jury stated that the novel “powerfully conveys the invisible wounds, repressed desires, and silent collapse that women carry throughout their lives, through the seemingly ordinary setting of a home, a marriage, and a woman’s inner voice.