From ancient mythologies to modern narratives, many powerful women have been “demonized” by society’s fears and prejudices. In myths, women are often either “sacred mother” or the “destructive witch”.
:mentalKLINIK's exhibition “Lunatic Poets,” the product of a four-year creative process, is a comprehensive performance filled with sculptures, spatial installations, and robotic works that simultaneously bring together digital and physical dimensions.
September is not just the start of the calendar for Istanbul; it is the beating heart of culture and art, which is picking up speed once again. In this issue, we explore the three main axes that set the city’s rhythm: the
Bolu’s Gladiator Tomb Monument opens to the public for the first time.
The 77th Emmy Awards drew attention with messages of support for Palestine delivered on the red carpet and on stage.
The 82nd Venice Film Festival brought cinema together with empathy and political awareness
The Istanbul Theatre Festival is preparing to raise its curtain for the 29th time.
David Bowie’s final project, which he had been working on before his death, has come to light.
The painting “Portrait of a Lady” by Giuseppe Ghislandi, discovered in a real estate listing in Mar del Plata, had been looted by the Nazis during World War II; 80 years later, it was found in Argentina and handed over to the
Onay Akbaş, who reveals the poetry within the everyday, invites viewers on a journey through memory, migration, and identity with an exhibition celebrating his 40th anniversary in Paris. The exhibition, titled “The Poetry of Chaos: The Memory of a Tea Garden in
The filmmaker spent decades building an impressive trove of art and objects, now readies to sell it.
Art history is not just about the works of great masters or memorized period names. Sometimes a small detail, a glance, a gesture, or a portrait drawn for the first time can rewrite history entirely. Nick Trend's book “Firsts in Art History”