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Wes Anderson Exhibition at Design Museum

The Design Museum in London recently announced an exhibition dedicated to the filmmaker Wes Anderson. This exhibition will be titled ‘Wes Anderson’ and it’ll be the film director’s first official retrospective exhibition. The show will follow his work from Anderson’s first experiments

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Roman-era Statue Found in Blaundos

A statue of a woman from the Early Roman Imperial Period has been discovered during ongoing excavations at the ancient city of Blaundos, located in the Sülümenli village of Ulubey district, in the western province of Uşak. The excavation work, which began

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Getty Museum Returns Artifact to Türkiye

A rare bronze couch dating back to 530 B.C., which had been removed from a grave near the western province of Manisa during illegal excavations and smuggled abroad, has been returned to Türkiye by the J. Paul Getty Museum in the U.S.

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Vandalism at Ai Weiwei Exhibition

During the opening reception of Ai Weiwei’s highly anticipated exhibition Who Am I? at Palazzo Fava in Bologna, Italy, a porcelain sculpture by the renowned Chinese artist was deliberately destroyed by a visitor. The shattered artwork, Porcelain Cube, was part of a

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International Aspendos Opera and Ballet Festival

The 31st edition of the International Aspendos Opera and Ballet Festival has commenced at the historic Aspendos Ancient Theater with a grand opening night featuring Guiseppe Verdi’s renowned opera, Aida. Organized by the Directorate of State Opera and Ballet, the festival attracted

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Between Dimensions: “2.5B” Exhibition

Curated by Murat Germen, the exhibition “2.5B” explores the concept of two and a half dimensions—a method of representation that exists between two-dimensional and three-dimensional space, with a focus on the illusion of depth. The exhibition features works by artists Tanzer Arığ,

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London Design Festival

London Design Festival (LDF) in its 22nd edition, transforms the city into a vibrant hub of creativity, running from September 14 to 22. The 2024 edition showcases an impressive array of installations, exhibitions, and design-led experiences that span London’s most iconic districts,

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Activists Disrupt Film Screening at Toronto International Film Fest

The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) witnessed a moment of tension on September 11, as anti-Zionist activists interrupted the premiere of Bliss (Hemda), an Israeli film directed by Shemi Zarhin. Protesters, including filmmakers, artists, and anti-Zionist Jewish activists, expressed their opposition to

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London Fashion Week Ignites with Sustainability and Style

London Fashion Week (LFW) Spring/Summer 2025 opened with a bold fusion of sustainability and high-fashion glamour on September 12, featuring a hotly anticipated party by fast-fashion giant H&M and pop star Charli XCX, alongside two second-hand fashion shows. H&M’s surprise collaboration with

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Writer Yavuz Ekinci Faces Up to 7 Years in Prison

Author Yavuz Ekinci has announced that a new lawsuit has been filed against him due to his novel “T Dreams Divided,” which was published in 2014. PEN International, an international writers’ organization, has stated that these cases are part of the “increasing

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