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Banksy’s Inflatable Migrant Raft

While Marina Abramović orchestrated a seven-minute silence, symbolizing a solemn reflection on a significant period of human history at Glastonbury, Banksy surprised attendees with an unexpected artistic intervention. At Glastonbury, Banksy deployed an inflatable raft into the audience during a performance by the

Does Woman Have a Name?

“And here are the women… Women who question the male domination, who aim to see the active role of women in historical processes, who try to identify and transform gender stereotypes, who fight against the patriarchal system and the capitalism with which

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Hamburger Bahnhof Looking for Turkish Speaking Curator

Hamburger Bahnhof—Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart in Berlin is looking for a Turkish-speaking curator with special knowledge of modern and contemporary art from Türkiye, announced SAHA Association Istanbul. The position, which is offered for a period of three years, is supported by SAHA Association,

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‘Through The Window’ Exhibition Kicks Off

The online solidarity, collaboration, and art network “Through The Window” (TTW) exhibition starts on June 26. TTW’s online exhibition opening accompanies a chat and a party. The event that brings together queer artists, thinkers, and nightlife workers from Türkiye, the Netherlands, and

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Elgiz Museum Terrace Exhibition

This year the  16th Terrace Exhibition opens with the title “On the Trail of a Dream” taking place in the 1500m2 rooftop area of the museum. For this summer exhibition, 130 artists participated in the open call with 147 works, and 40

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Modigliani Drawing Exposed as Fake

A drawing attributed to the Italian modernist Amedeo Modigliani was about to be sold with a price tag of €300,000 ($320,000) when it was exposed as a fake by the Venice Cultural Heritage Protection Unit. The work aroused immediate suspicion when it

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Museums Collaborate for Anselm Kiefer Show

In an unprecedented cooperation, Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum will present a pioneering exhibition named “Anselm Kiefer: Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind.” This important event, which runs from March 7 to June 9, 2025, will highlight the fundamental relationship

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Camila Rocha’s “Samambaia Issues”

Camila Rocha’s “Samambaia Issues” by Seyhan Musaoglu Camila Rocha’s latest exhibition, “Samambaia Issues,” at Öktem Aykut started on May 25th and continues until July 20th, presents a deeply immersive exploration of ferns, one of the most ancient plant species on Earth. This

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Anish Kapoor’s ‘Bean’ Sculpture

After nearly a year of construction, Anish Kapoor’s iconic Cloud Gate sculpture, “The Bean,” is set to reopen. The sculpture is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the city. The construction at Grainger Plaza in Millennium Park, which restricted access to

Your Unexpected Encounter at Istanbul Modern

Istanbul Modern is hosting a comprehensive selection of works from the 30-year career of the Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, whose projects have garnered worldwide acclaim. “Olafur Eliasson: Your unexpected encounter,” the artist’s first solo exhibition in Türkiye, offers an opportunity to explore

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Protesters Attack Portrait of King Charles

Animal-rights protesters targeted a portrait of King Charles in a London art gallery. Two activists affixed posters to the glass covering the painting. The artwork remained undamaged, according to the Philip Mould Gallery, and no arrests were made. The red portrait by

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