Neriman Polat makes traces of fragility, lost grounds, and collective memory visible through everyday materials in Groundless, her exhibition at Zilberman Berlin. The show is on view until February 7.
The exhibition MAYA brings together works produced in Mardin as part of an Artist-in-Residence Program, making visible a creative collaboration rooted in the city’s memory; we spoke with curator Ebru Nalan Sülün and participating artists about this process.
Edwin Austin Abbey’s “The Hours” and related Capitol studies are on view at London’s National Gallery until 15 February 2026.
Fondation Beyeler, Chanel Culture Fund support, appoints first botanical curator, integrating art and nature in a pioneering curatorial model.
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.
Dirimart London hosts 'Stays Together', the first London solo exhibition by acclaimed Turkey-born Armenian artist Sarkis , opening on 25 November.
Jean-Marie Appriou’s exhibition La Cinquième Essence revolves around themes such as personal and collective memory, dreams and images, civilization and belonging. The show offers an opportunity to see Appriou’s artistic production and creative stance together.
The exhibition "Beneath the Surface," featuring nature-themed works by Aşkın Ercan and Seniha Ünay, is the second stop in the "Elements That Shape Life" exhibition series, open for one day only as part of Greenhouse Art Days.
The 18th Istanbul Biennial, The Three-Legged, continues until 23 November 2025.
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.
ArtDog Publications’ first book, Beyond Borders and Prejudices, brings together a selection of essays and conference papers written by curator and critic Beral Madra between 1990 and 2020.