Performance artist Nezaket Ekici was awarded the MO_Kunstpreis 2026, worth 20,000 euros. The award is given to artists working in the fields of performance, video, installation, painting, printmaking, drawing, and photography.
Opened on November 15th at Kunstmuseum Ahlen, the exhibition “Süße Heimat” focuses on the lives of “guest workers” who migrated from Turkey to Germany and how their sense of homeland has evolved over time.
Born from a spontaneous idea, 160 m2 is a collective exhibition initiated by Nezaket Ekici brings together seven artists in a harmonious assembly. Taking place in an empty apartment in Antalya, it transcends traditional exhibition spaces, transforming into a collective realm for
Nezaket Ekici for her third solo exhibition with Pi Artworks, Dimensions of Discovery, performs in the gallery for three consecutive days, with each day dedicated to a different live performance. A video documenting her seminal Pars Pro Toto performance will also remain
In an early, uncorrected proof of her book, Walk Through Walls, Marina Abramovic wrote that Aboriginal Australians look like dinosaurs. Dinosaurs lived about 160 million years longer than the entire span of human evolution, after the first apelike creatures in Africa became