August offers art lovers a calm yet vibrant space for discovery, with exhibitions across museums and galleries still in full swing. ArtDog Istanbul editors have compiled a selection of must-see shows to catch during the final days of summer.
Salt brings together Sadık Karamustafa's intellectual and visual world through e-publication and archival work.
Scorpios has announced an all-female lineup for the 2025 Encounters art program's “Ever After” edition. The program, which will take place at coastal locations in Mykonos and Bodrum, will feature four artists presenting installations, live performances, and digital artworks.
As part of İş Sanat’s “Art for Everyone: Anatolian Exhibitions” series, the exhibition Masters and Students arrives in Milas with a special selection that brings together three generations of Turkish painters.
Mehveş Beyidoğlu’s solo exhibition Permeable has opened at Art Rooms Gallery in Kyrenia. On view until September 5, the show brings together the Cypriot artist’s recent works, created using rust, paint, body imprints, and stains drawn from everyday life—tracing the marks of
Curated by Anlam de Coster, the exhibition combines traces of the past and collective movements with imagination to reveal the invisible narratives of the space.
Focusing on the production process of a censored film by Metin Erksan and Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, the Dark World exhibition meets the audience at Salt Galata with an interdisciplinary research by artist Mike Bode and screenwriter Caner Yalçın.
Berlin-based artist Elif Saydam makes her U.S. solo debut with List Projects 32 at the MIT List Visual Arts Center, on view through August 31, 2025.
Leigh Bowery's extraordinary journey, which began in 1980s London and extended into the art world, is being revived with a retrospective exhibition at Tate Modern.
Eşref Yıldırım traces Joseph Beuys' legacy through nature in his new performance Camouflage, created as part of a collaborative project between the Marina Abramović Institute and Museum Schloss Moyland.
Korean-born, London-based artist Do Ho Suh invites visitors to explore his large-scale installations, sculptures, videos and drawings in Tate Modern's new exhibition.
Since 2019, İBB Kültür and İBB Miras have hosted 271 exhibitions across 41 venues, with the contribution of 195 curators and nearly 2,000 artists, reaching almost 8 million visitors.