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Artificial Intelligence in Art: Future or Threat?

Artificial intelligence has been on the agenda for a long time. This debate, which we featured on the cover of our 16th issue in 2023, has grown exponentially in the intervening time, with the development of artificial intelligence and the emergence of

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2025 World Art Calendar

The 2025 World Art Calendar brings together some of the most significant exhibitions taking place in museums and galleries across the globe, serving as your guide throughout the year. In this edition of the 2025 World Art Calendar, you’ll find a selection

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“A Collector’s Story” Continues

Mustafa Taviloğlu’s monumental collection, which began in 1972 and has grown with dedication and sacrifice over 52 years, has spread across Istanbul through the exhibition “A Collector’s Story.” Offering an unconventional display experience, the collection can be visited in five existing venues

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Images Must Be Explained or Told…(*)

On how many days and in how many hours can you visit the 60th Venice Biennale, which opened with more than 80 country pavilions and around 120 collateral events? If you want to see the important museums in Venice embellished with contemporary

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Turkey’s Art Scene Amid Disasters: What’s Next?

As the country continues to face numerous problems and uncertainties, including recent earthquakes, election process and its aftermath, deepening economic crises, immigration issues, and now a housing crises, autumn has arrived. Despite these challenges, autumn is known for being a vibrant season

The Perfect Weekend

If I asked you, dear reader, what is your perfect weekend, what would you tell me? Let’s leave the matter aside for a while and go back to the day of my very first personal encounter with the Financial Times. A student