Opened on November 15th at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, the exhibition “Süße Heimat” focuses on the lives of “guest workers” who migrated from Turkey to Germany and how their sense of homeland has evolved over time.
The exhibition “we refuse_d,” which approaches refusal as a potential for action, resistance, and repair, opened at Mathaf in Doha, Qatar.
ArtDog Publications’ first book, Beyond Borders and Prejudices, brings together a selection of essays and conference papers written by curator and critic Beral Madra between 1990 and 2020.
This year, the 13th Seoul Media City Biennale is held under the theme “Séance: Technology of the Spirit,” redefining art as a field of knowledge that comes into contact with the invisible.
Ukrainian curator and philosopher Vasyl Cherepanyn has been named the curator of the 14th Berlin Biennale, scheduled for summer 2027.
A solo exhibition focusing on the early drawings of pioneering Turkish contemporary artist İpek Duben, titled ’70–, will be on view at Galerist.
Kasa Gallery is hosting the exhibition titled “Secret, Mystery, and Hidden,” featuring collaborative works by Güneş Terkol and Güçlü Öztekin, from November 14 to December 26.
The Lidice Art Collection has received a significant donation from the Turkey-based Nahit & Huma Kabakcı Collection (NHK Collection)
The Sakıp Sabancı Museum is offering a four-week seminar series titled Feminist Art Workshop, led by Associate Professor Seda Yavuz, presenting a new perspective on art history through the lens of gender studies this November.
A group of graduates from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University’s Painting Department have opened a group exhibition titled Zaaf (“Weakness”) at Aynalıgeçit Gallery in Beyoğlu. The exhibition can be viewed until November 13. A collective of young artists from MSGSÜ’s Painting Department
Curated by Nadia Radwan and Vasif Kortun, the exhibition unfolds as both a statement and a collective gesture — a space where resilience becomes a form of resistance.
JD Malat Gallery Dubai presents Tim Kent’s solo exhibition Horsepower, a body of work that revisits one of humanity’s most enduring symbols: the horse.