In these times when the public agenda grows heavier and conditions become more challenging in every sense, artists and art workers are affected just as much as anyone else. In the third installment of our interview series, we spoke with Özalp Birol,
How does art exist in the shadow of social ruptures, economic squeezes, political pressures, restrictions on freedom of expression, or personal anxieties? Does art lose its meaning or change its function in difficult times? Is producing and presenting art only a form
Artificial intelligence has been on the agenda for a long time. This debate, which we featured on the cover of our 16th issue in 2023, has grown exponentially in the intervening time, with the development of artificial intelligence and the emergence of
How does art exist in the shadow of social ruptures, economic squeezes, political pressures, restrictions on freedom of expression or personal anxieties? Does art lose its meaning or change its function in difficult times? Is producing and presenting art only a form
The exhibition “Reaching for the World,” opened at Kasa Gallery, focuses on the human effort to transcend boundaries and connect with the environment, while exploring the concept of “home.” We had an interview with the artists Özge Enginöz, Gözde Mulla, and the
Artist Ricardo Jarama presents a surrealistic vision of a predominantly organic world, in which color and form intertwine to create a game between the rational and the irrational, between poetry and image, and between the oneiric and the visions in his sleep.
This year the 9th Çanakkale Biennial takes place with the theme “Let Time Run its Course” . The title of this edition, “Let Time Run its Course” refers both to the actual meaning of the phrase and its connotations: It suggests considering