Sevil Dolmacı Gallery is preparing to host a comprehensive retrospective exhibition bringing together the striking works of Peter Kogler, a pioneer of the digital age, spanning from the 1980s to the present day.
Tersane Istanbul presents Arcangelo Sassolino's installation The State of Desire at Beymen Tersane G8-The Space in collaboration with Galleria Continua. The work will be on view at Tersane Istanbul from September 16 to December 14.
By restoring the 19th-century Ayşe–Seniha Mayda Mansion, Arkas Holding has brought a new art center to Izmir.
Banksy has painted a scene on the wall of the Royal Courts of Justice, depicting a judge pinning down a protester covered in blood.
Onay Akbaş, who reveals the poetry within the everyday, invites viewers on a journey through memory, migration, and identity with an exhibition celebrating his 40th anniversary in Paris. The exhibition, titled “The Poetry of Chaos: The Memory of a Tea Garden in
Art history is not just about the works of great masters or memorized period names. Sometimes a small detail, a glance, a gesture, or a portrait drawn for the first time can rewrite history entirely. Nick Trend's book “Firsts in Art History”
Suzanne Lacy, one of the pioneers of community-focused performance art, will be at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum on September 12 with her exhibition “Birlikte/Together.
Contemporary Istanbul readies to celebrate its 20th anniversary from 24–28 September 2025 at Tersane Istanbul, with Akbank as its main partner.
Banksy’s Piranhas — one of the most striking works the elusive street artist left across London last summer — has been moved into secure storage ahead of its permanent display at the London Museum’s new Smithfield site, opening in 2026.
Sevil Dolmacı Gallery’s exhibition The Pop State of Time meets Bodrum’s vibrant energy within the historic atmosphere of Ruins Luxury Resort.
Jane Austen’s legacy is being revisited through exhibitions spanning from New York to Hampshire, showcasing a wide selection—from her writings to adaptations in popular culture—on her 250th birthday.
Since it first appeared, kitsch has slowly made its way into our daily lives, and over time it has become increasingly difficult to tell what is true art and what should be called kitsch, or can something be art and kitsch at