The Yapıkredi Culture and Arts is showcasing The First Year of Republic, an exhibition that delves into the events that occurred in Turkey from October 29, 1923, to October 29, 1924. The exhibition features sports and dance competitions, news from the culture
From September 1st to September 30th 2023, Merdiven Art Space will present Alican Leblebici’s solo exhibition “In the Middle of the Ring”. The artist explores the political and social impact of Muhammed Ali, a legendary boxer and activist, by reimagining the ring
Dirimart will be hosting two new solo exhibitions by Sarkis. The exhibitions, titled “85 Screams: After Munch” and “Sarkis’ Films,” will be showcased simultaneously at Dirimart’s Dolapdere and Pera galleries. Within these exhibitions, Sarkis’ works explore the interactions and time lapses between
Brandon Hendrick’s exhibition ‘’Transience’’ is a collection of photographs taken from a train crisscrossing Scotland, Bulgaria and Greece, which is the focus of his latest works. His works in the exhibition are based on photographs taken on his cellphone showcasing how quickly
Having traveled to Hong Kong, Seoul, Taipei, Mount Fuji, Singapore, Melbourne, and even in the stratosphere, KAWS:HOLIDAY has found its next vacation destination – the Prambanan Temple, Indonesia’s largest Hindu temple complex and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For the first time
OMM – Odunpazarı Modern Museum kicks off the new art season with a selection of works from the Erol Tabanca Collection. Exploring mythological and speculative horizons opened up by the prospect of two suns in the sky, “Under Two Suns” offers a
The Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum hosts the Maçka Art Gallery exhibition ‘Where are We?’, with added works by artists based in Ankara today. Curated by Didem Çapa, the exhibition examines Turkish urbanisation and its effects in the last 70 years through
Pera Museum is hosting the exhibition A New Story by Isabel Muñoz, an artist who explores the nature, aesthetics and lifestyles of different cultures and reflects them through her photographs, focusing on Göbeklitepe, one of Turkey’s most important archaeological sites, and the Stone Hills
One of the opening exhibitions of Istanbul Modern’s new museum building, “Always Here” features artworks that have been acquired through the Women Artists Fund. Sponsored by Bank of America, the exhibition brings together works by 11 women artists. Istanbul Modern Women Artists
“Who Doesn’t Love You, May Die”, a group exhibition curated by art journalist M. Gülben Çapan is now open at Anna Laudel Istanbul. Highlighting the journey of Arabesque music changing and evolving into a popular music genre, the exhibition can be visited
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