Gabrielle Goliath’s Elegy performance, which was canceled in January at the South African Pavilion, is now meeting audiences in Venice at Chiesa di Sant’Antonin despite censorship. The performance addresses injustices faced by women and queer individuals, commemorates historical genocides and the Palestinian
The exhibition Memory of the Collective: İBB Collections brings together 627 works by 187 artists at Artİstanbul Feshane. Led by Berna Türemen, Ali İsmail Türemen, and Cengiz Akıncı—with 311 works added to the collection through donations—the exhibition publicizes Istanbul’s 200-year artistic memory.
Art Dubai’s 20th anniversary edition, originally scheduled for April, has been postponed to May following disruptions caused by regional conflicts
Netflix has announced that it is developing a new series centered on the turbulent relationship and artistic lives of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera.
The 45th Istanbul Film Festival, organized by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts, will take place between April 9–19, bringing together award-winning films from Turkey and around the world, special screenings, star actors, and master directors.
We spoke with Filippo Perissinotto, the founder of Art Events, about space activation, the transformation of cultural heritage, and new collaborations with Istanbul.
The exhibition, titled “Ben Bu,” which has opened its doors at CerModern, makes visible the artist’s inner dialogue with his own existence while also inviting the viewer to reflect on identity, memory, and time.
Historian and writer Prof. Dr. İlber Ortaylı, who had been receiving treatment in intensive care for some time, passed away at the age of 78. Türkiye has lost not only a historian, but also an intellectual who knew how to speak with
Ani Çelik Arevyan will meet audiences in Ankara with her comprehensive retrospective exhibition Işığın Sesi / The Sound of Light, on view at CerModern from 7 March to 26 April 2026.
Pera Museum presents its new exhibition, By the Water: The Life and Art of Halil Paşa, a multi-layered visual and historical narrative focusing on the life and artistic production of Halil Paşa, a figure who played a decisive role in the transformation of
With this issue, we turn toward memory—the fragile, persistent light that keeps stories alive long after they have been told. Because every magazine, at its best, is also a museum: a place where what we have loved, questioned, and believed in waits
In Orhan Pamuk’s The Museum of Innocence, memory is constructed not through words but through objects that are touched, kept, and taken from their places.
