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Silent Demonstration at Michal Rovner’s Opening

Activists disrupted the opening of Israeli artist Michal Rovner’s exhibition Pragim https://www.pacegallery.com/artists/michal-rovner/ at Pace Gallery on March 7. Demonstrators accused the artist of ignoring the reality of Palestinians and decrying her use of poppies, a flower that carries special significance in Palestine.

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Istanbul Unveils Digital Experience Museum

In collaboration between Kültür AŞ, a partner of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, and Tuce Investment, the Digital Experience Museum has emerged as a beacon of innovation in the world of art and technology. Promising an immersive journey beyond traditional museum visits, this visionary

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Topkapı Palace Museum Enlarges its Collection

Topkapı Palace enlarged its collection. Currently, approximately 600 works of art are on display for visitors in the Chamber of Holy Relics at Topkapı Palace. This chamber, located within the National Palaces in Fatih, houses a multitude of historically significant artifacts, including

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Oppenheimer Takes the Lead as Gaza Protests Raise at Oscars

“Oppenheimer,” the biopic chronicling the race to build the first atomic bomb, secured seven Academy Awards, including the prestigious Best Picture trophy, during March 10th ceremony as Hollywood commemorated a triumphant year in film. Irish actor Cillian Murphy earned the award for

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8600-year-old Bread at Çatalhöyük

The discovery of nearly 8,600-year-old bread in the Çatalhöyük Neolithic settlement, situated in the central Anatolian province of Konya, marks a remarkable find shedding light on early human culinary practices. Çatalhöyük stands as one of the earliest urban settlements globally and was

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Portrait of Lord Balfour Slashed by Protestors

The protest group Palestine Action slashed a painting of Lord Balfour housed at the University of Cambridge’s Trinity College. Lord Arthur James Balfour, the British Foreign Secretary, played a significant role in establishing the state of Israel. In 1917, Balfour wrote a

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Collectors Withdraw Loaned Works from Barbican

Artworks have been withdrawn from the Barbican in London to protest the arts center’s decision to cancel a lecture titled “The Shoah after Gaza” by Indian writer Pankaj Mishra. Deeming the move as an act of censorship, collectors Lorenzo Legarda Leviste and

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Miuccia Prada Gathers With Artist Cécile B. Evans

During Paris Fashion Week, artist Cécile B. Evans debuted her newest project, a short film titled Reception!, which provided the backdrop for the Miu Miu Fall/Winter 2024–25 runway show. Evans has delved into the underlying structures of digital technologies for some time.

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France’s Invader Artist

For the Olympics a mysterious artist called “Invader” has cemented artworks to walls across France’s capital, as well as around the world, even having some carried aloft to the International Space Station. Vincent Giraud, one of the artist’s avid fans in Paris,

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Mystery Graves at Tenedos Ancient City

Numerous child graves have been unearthed during excavations conducted last year in the necropolis area of the ancient city of Tenedos, located in the Bozcaada district of Çanakkale. This area, a prominent tourism center, attracts nearly 50,000 local and foreign visitors annually.

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Istanbul Jazz Festival Announces Program

The Istanbul Jazz Festival, organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) and sponsored by Garanti BBVA, is set to welcome audiences once again with the diverse musical landscape of Istanbul from July 3 to July 18, 2024. This year’s

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