In the exhibition “Pánta Rheî / Works 2021–2025,” Elvan Alpay’s works possess the quality of being an experimental field left to the material’s own flow, beyond being a fixed image.
Banu Cennetoğlu’s exhibition “neither carnation nor frog”, which opened on October 25 at Bursa İMALAT-HANE, unfolds as a research field unafraid of inconclusiveness—one that stretches from “the father” and its toxic inheritances to societal memory and impossible apologies.
Opened on November 15th at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, the exhibition “Süße Heimat” focuses on the lives of “guest workers” who migrated from Turkey to Germany and how their sense of homeland has evolved over time.
The exhibition “we refuse_d,” which approaches refusal as a potential for action, resistance, and repair, opened at Mathaf in Doha, Qatar.
The 18th Istanbul Biennial will showcase the work of nearly 50 artists from over 30 countries across eight venues. Curated by Christine Tohmé and shaped around the concept of the "three-legged cat," the Biennial spans three years.
Gaza Biennial – Istanbul Pavilion: A Cloud in My Hand opened at Depo on September 19.
The “Staged” exhibition at Arkas Art Alaçatı brings together 86 works by 35 artists who look at the climate crisis from different angles, selected by curator Billur Tansel.
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