The very first thing you encounter in CONCENTRATE is not an artwork, but rather a smell. The sharp scent of car paint, aluminium and solvent fills the gallery and spills outside. This sensory detail perfectly captures what Tom Fellows’ exhibition does best:
Many major exhibitions in 2026 are moving beyond merely presenting "art objects"; instead, they approach the idea that art can once again become a form of ritual, a field of consciousness, or a space for collective healing.
For Oğulcan Kuş, luck is not a sudden stroke of fate but the slow accumulation of effort. The analogue world — tools, vinyl, things made by hand — is where he feels most alive.
In Transessence, Sezin Aksoy approaches transformation as a continuous state of becoming, unfolding through layered works that blur visual and experiential boundaries.
Presented within Personal Structures, the parallel exhibition of the 61st La Biennale di Venezia, Burcu Ünlü’s work unfolds the city as a shifting field of memory, time, and perception.
Fuorisalone 2026 reframed design across Milan as a continuous dialogue, transformation, and shared experience.
ArtHan Gallery, located in the historic Kurşunlu Han in Karaköy, Istanbul, presents Martini Effect, a solo exhibition by Seden Erşen. Curated by Nuray Özler Yolcu, the exhibition will be on view from April 4 to April 25, 2026.
Eda Soylu’s seventh solo exhibition, Upended, opens at Merdiven Art Space between April 3–30, 2026. Since 2012, Soylu has been working on the concepts of home and dwelling, bringing together her productions under the installation series titled And the Face of the
In April, Istanbul is hosting an intense exhibition program that brings together different facets of contemporary art. Ranging from solo exhibitions to comprehensive selections, this program is shaped around themes such as disaster, memory, surveillance, identity, and transformation, offering viewers both current
The Biennale of Contemporary Keramics (BCK) "Where the Day Starts'' kicks off in June. Dedicated to the evolving field of contemporary ceramics, BCK operates as a nomadic platform moving across Greek islands, drawing on each location’s history, archaeology, mythology, and cultural fabric
Arter’s new group exhibition Work in Progress brings together a selection of works drawn from more than three hundred artworks that the institution has supported over the past fifteen years – some of which have been incorporated into the collection – alongside
Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum (SSM), with the support of Akbank, will host a major exhibition dedicated to Yoko Ono — one of the most influential figures in contemporary art — opening 25 June 2026.
