ArtDog Istanbul editors have listed the standout exhibitions of the week for you. Among them are “Solo Botter: Burhan Uygur” at Maçka Art Gallery, Murat Germen’s “Serap | Mirage” at Maçka Art Gallery, and “Story Takes Place in Istanbul”, an exhibition at
Gökhan Tüfekçi’s solo exhibition titled “May Our Devil Be Abundant” can be viewed at MeshRu until March 16. Last year, MeshRu opened its doors in the former Union Française building in Pera with the vision of creating an egalitarian and pluralistic meeting point. In
Bringing together the works of Özge Enginöz and Gözde Mulla, the exhibition “Coming Closer to the World” opens on January 30 at Kasa Galeri, curated by Gamze Öztürk. The exhibition explores the multifaceted relationship between humans and the world. As part of
The first solo exhibition in Turkey by American contemporary artist Jason Stopa, titled Interior Monument, opens on January 30 at Sevil Dolmacı Art Gallery in Istanbul.
The exhibition “Power and Fragility”, curated by Levent Çalıkoğlu at Galeri MERKUR, offers a unique perspective on the abstract works of Nadine Sengstock and Hanna Effen.
Çukurova is gearing up to host a comprehensive contemporary art exhibition primarily featuring regional artists in the coming days. Organized under the coordination of Kun Art Space and curated by Ezgi Bakçay, the group exhibition "The Skin of the Earth: From Mesopotamia
Seval Şener’s "Sleeping Venus" at Gallery Siyah Beyaz reimagines iconic nudes through the lens of mythology, art history, and Eastern miniature traditions.
Tarık Töre's bold visuals in Otherside dissect the chaos of modern media through provocative juxtapositions of culture, memory, and symbolism.
Artsy is hosting artist Serdar Acar’s latest solo exhibition, Beneath the Clouds: Reality and Dreams, from November 22 to December 5 at Atakule Event Hall in Ankara. This marks Acar’s first exhibition in the capital and his most extensive showcase to date,
Zilberman Gallery in Berlin is set to unveil Falling Carefully, a solo exhibition by Isaac Chong Wai, opening on September 7, 2024, with a performance event featuring a collaborative cast of artists. The exhibition runs until November 16 and presents a compelling
