As part of its exhibition, “The Story Unfolds in Istanbul,” Meşher is launching a curated selection of films adapted from Western literary works. The February program features three adaptations: Orlando (based on Virginia Woolf’s novel), The Man Who Murdered (Curtis Bernhardt’s adaptation
Dr. Ayşe Aldemir, Manager of the Arts of the Book and Calligraphy Collection at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum, has published an article titled “Ottoman Tastemaker Robert-Sadia Pardo and a Sixteenth-Century Prayer Rug in The Met” in the annual publication of The Metropolitan
İstanbul Modern has launched a new educational initiative, “On the Path of Art,” to support fine arts graduates from various regions. This program, developed with contributions from art historians, academics, and artists and backed by NESCAFÉ, will be implemented in Nevşehir, Trabzon,
A viral video from last November showing a worker using a hammer, chisel, and other tools on the Great Pyramid of Giza has sparked growing outrage, leading to a statement in Egypt’s Parliament and accusations of “mismanagement” by an Egyptologist. The footage,
Gökhan Tüfekçi’s solo exhibition titled “May Our Devil Be Abundant” can be viewed at MeshRu until March 16. Last year, MeshRu opened its doors in the former Union Française building in Pera with the vision of creating an egalitarian and pluralistic meeting point. In
Everyone from 7 to 77 is familiar with the Rahmi M. Koç Museum, located on the shores of Hasköy, facing the Golden Horn. Born out of the private collection of Rahmi M. Koç, the museum offers a different perspective on museology in
The retrospective at Berlin’s Hamburger Bahnhof showcases Semiha Berksoy’s art. While most know her for her flamboyant personality and adventurous life during the public years of Türkiye, Berksoy is also recognized as the face of the modern woman during the Republic era,
From January 28 to April 21, 2025, London’s Royal Academy of Arts will host an exhibition that sheds light on the birth of Brazilian modern art: Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism. Featuring over 130 works by ten artists, the show will
T H E P I L L® is hosting Nadjib Ben Ali’s first solo exhibition in France. Titled “NOPARTY,” the exhibition showcases works in which the artist selects and manipulates digital images to explore universal themes. The exhibition will be on view from
Bringing together the works of Özge Enginöz and Gözde Mulla, the exhibition “Coming Closer to the World” opens on January 30 at Kasa Galeri, curated by Gamze Öztürk. The exhibition explores the multifaceted relationship between humans and the world. As part of
