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MoMA showcases major exhibit of Ed Ruscha

MoMA is presenting a career-spanning retrospective of Ed Ruscha. Offering more than 200 works in total, it is the most comprehensive retrospective of the major pop artist and conceptualist ever attempted. Ed Ruscha/Now Then features over 200 works—in mediums including painting, drawing,

Looking through 10 year span

İMALAT-HANE starts the new season with an exhibition titled 10: Abstractions, Intimations, Ruminations. The exhibition, curated by Duygu Demir is a joint show looking through the 10 years of the creative process of artists Ahmet Doğu İpek, biriken, Burak Kabadayı, Cevdet Erek,

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Turkey determined to get Trojan treasures back

Located in the northwest of present-day Türkiye, the ancient city of Troy has yielded a multitude of treasures to archaeologists unearthing its secrets. But many of these artefacts have been smuggled abroad, with Ankara today is working to bring those pieces of

Çınar Eslek’s show delves into possibilities of body

Depo presents Çınar Eslek’s solo exhibition Tack, Limb, Ilizarov. The exhibition offers various propositions on the possibilities of the body, through questions of Hayal-Et (“Chimera-Flesh”), jointing and patching, diversity and hybridity, lack and completion. Tack, Limb, Ilizarov is an organism consisting of densely stitched fabrics, sculptures made

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London’s V&A hosts new Chanel exhibition

A major retrospective opens in London this weekend into “Coco” Chanel, exploring her 60-year career that transformed women’s wardrobes, and with new revelations about her troubled wartime past. Chanel, full name Gabrielle Bonheur Chanel, died in 1971 aged 87, leaving an indelible

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Byzantine-Roman traces found in underground settlement

Excavations carried out in a 5,500-year-old underground rock settlement in the ancient city of Hadrianopolis in the Eskipazar district of Karabük have unearthed galleries and halls having traces of Byzantine and Roman life. Ersin Çelikbaş, associate professor at Karabük University’s Department of

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