Yapı Kredi bomontiada, in collaboration with the Austrian Cultural Office, presents Women Artists in Contemporary Austrian Art: Ulrike Köb and Die 4 Grazien, opening on March 29. Bringing together themes such as environmental awareness, consumer culture, female identity, and solidarity, the exhibition
Museum Ludwig is celebrating its 50th anniversary with a retrospective of Yayoi Kusama. On view from March 14 to August 2, 2026, the exhibition brings together more than 300 works, ranging from the artist’s first drawing made at the age of five
Hera Büyüktaşcıyan’s solo exhibition titled Phantom Quartet opening at Arter provides a comprehensive look into her artistic practice focused on identity, memory, and nature.
The first solo exhibition in Turkey of Germany-based painter Murat Önen, “painting is one thing, you are another,” is on view at Öktem Aykut until March 28. The paintings that the artist shares with the viewer—and with himself—like an “image tavern” offer
One of the most comprehensive investigations to date into Banksy—the artist who has become a global phenomenon through politically charged imagery left on walls while skillfully concealing their identity for years—has been published. Following a year-long inquiry, Reuters claims to have identified
“Drawing is the disappearance of one’s face.” At the launch of her new monograph On and Beyond the Line: Movement, İnci Eviner spoke about the place of the line in her life, the importance of writing, and how art can liberate a
The Hayward Gallery in London is hosting two concurrents exhibitions featuring large-scale installations by Chiharu Shiota and Yin Xiuzhen, shaped around textiles and everyday objects: Threads of Life and Heart to Heart. The exhibitions are on view from 17 February to 3
Prepared in memory of Mefaret Tüzün, Bodrum’s first female judge, the exhibition A Breath of Life opened its doors as part of International Women’s Day on 8 March, aiming to make women’s struggle for equality and solidarity visible through art. The exhibition
The exhibition, titled “Ben Bu,” which has opened its doors at CerModern, makes visible the artist’s inner dialogue with his own existence while also inviting the viewer to reflect on identity, memory, and time.
The Body of Language is the theme of the Art City 2026 Special Program, taking place from February 6 to 8, 2026. The program explores the relationship between language and artistic expression, focusing on the bodily, visual, and conceptual dimensions of communication.
The cat, although it may appear merely as an animal, often becomes one of the most powerful narrative elements in the history of art.
The Turkish Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale will host Nilbar Güreş’s exhibition titledA Kiss On The Eyes, curated by Başak Doğa Temür. Bringing together new works produced specifically for the biennial alongside selected pieces from earlier periods of the artist’s practice,
