This fall, the ancient, 1,500-year-old Basilica Cistern in Istanbul will transform into a mesmerizing gallery, hosting an exquisite collection of 22 crystal artworks by contemporary Czech sculptors Vlastimil Beránek and Jaroslav Prošek. The exhibition, titled “Gates of the Underground – Touching Space
The solo exhibition titled “Emanet” by Vuslat, curated by Ebru Yetiskin, at the MSGSU Tophane-i Amire Cultural and Art Center Five Domes Hall invites exploration of various manifestations of the “trust” concept, which embodies values such as trustworthiness, loyalty, care, fidelity to
The exhibition “How Did We Get Here?” by Mike Berg, who continues his life and work between New York, Cheney, and Istanbul, is on display at YUNT. Alongside the artist’s specially produced sculpture “Pyramid,” the exhibition will feature various examples from his artistic practice. Additionally, Berg’s
The exhibition titled Unbinding Histories opened at ‘Ka Space for Visual Culture and Artistic Thinking’ features works created by 8 artists from around the world who met through the 2022 edition of Studio Vortex Residency Program in Arles, France, led by Magnum
The online solidarity, collaboration, and art network “Through The Window” (TTW) exhibition starts on June 26. TTW’s online exhibition opening accompanies a chat and a party. The event that brings together queer artists, thinkers, and nightlife workers from Türkiye, the Netherlands, and
Camila Rocha’s “Samambaia Issues” by Seyhan Musaoglu Camila Rocha’s latest exhibition, “Samambaia Issues,” at Öktem Aykut started on May 25th and continues until July 20th, presents a deeply immersive exploration of ferns, one of the most ancient plant species on Earth. This
Istanbul Modern is hosting a comprehensive selection of works from the 30-year career of the Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson, whose projects have garnered worldwide acclaim. “Olafur Eliasson: Your unexpected encounter,” the artist’s first solo exhibition in Türkiye, offers an opportunity to explore
Zilberman is hosting Erinç Seymen’s solo exhibition Kīpuka between May 18 and August 2, 2024. The exhibition, which features artists’ recent works, creates a compelling dialogue between disaster, temporality, and control. The exhibition titled Kīpuka derives its name from the Hawaiian word
Pera Museum’s new exhibition “PƎRⱯ Reverse” brings together multiple perspectives on current art spaces and their urban neighborhoods in Istanbul, navigating between high and popular cultures. Drawing upon two paintings from the Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation’s Orientalist Painting Collection, the exhibition explores
“Good News to the Pessimists” is a debut solo exhibition that offers a fresh and optimistic perspective on life. Cenk Düzyol’s solo debut at Martch Art Project features 15 paintings created between 2023 and 2024. “I imagine that those who appreciate my
