A conversation with an AI who watches closely but does not sleep.
Emin Çizenel, born in 1949 and educated at the Istanbul Academy of Fine Arts, occupies an exceptionally unique place with his life story.
We talked with Erbil Arkın about why he wanted to “live art rather than make it,” why he founded ARUCAD, his Rodin collection, Asil Köylü, the joy and excitement he felt when he first came to Cyprus from England at the age
We followed these silent citizens with Marcel Heijnen, wandering through the streets of Istanbul.
By connecting art and culture at an international transit hub like Istanbul Airport, İGA ART brings together people from diverse cultures.
Situated in the capital of Canada, Ottawa, the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) is the apple of Canada's eye, which draws attention with its architecture, approach, and mission.
In our interview with Özlem Zagaia, we explored how Technogym supports the balance of body, mind, and spirit by blending healthy living with aesthetics, technology, and art.
On the eve of the fifth anniversary edition of the Skopje Poetry Festival, the Macedonian audience has a rare opportunity to meet one of the most intriguing and interdisciplinary poets on the contemporary Turkish and global scene – Nihat Ozdal. Ozdal, known
British choreographer James Sutherland took to the stage with Human, a piece he created for Ankara Modern Dance Company. We spoke with Sutherland, who said the work emerged from the question, “especially in this age of artificial intelligence, what defines us as
Why do we collect? Is art collecting difficult? Is being a collector a sign of wealth? What are the qualities of a good collector? Are there collectors in Turkey who are recognized on a global scale? We spoke with art historian Oğuz
Cem Mumcu’s exhibition, Inhibition/Exhibition (Çile Bülbülüm Çile), held at Beyoğlu Municipality Istiklal Art Gallery, reveals human psychology, feelings, and troubles in both linguistic and visual dimensions. In the exhibition curated by Derya Yücel, we see how Cem Mumcu deals with human psychology
The exhibition “Reaching for the World,” opened at Kasa Gallery, focuses on the human effort to transcend boundaries and connect with the environment, while exploring the concept of “home.” We had an interview with the artists Özge Enginöz, Gözde Mulla, and the