Türkiye has repatriated an ancient statue believed to depict Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius from the United States as part of efforts to recover antiquities illegally removed from the country, the government announced.
Eşref Yıldırım traces Joseph Beuys' legacy through nature in his new performance Camouflage, created as part of a collaborative project between the Marina Abramović Institute and Museum Schloss Moyland.
The 20th century brought rapid, drastic shifts in beauty ideals, reflected in art and popular culture alike. After 1900, as women’s social roles began to change, so did the preferred image of their bodies.
Since 2019, İBB Kültür and İBB Miras have hosted 271 exhibitions across 41 venues, with the contribution of 195 curators and nearly 2,000 artists, reaching almost 8 million visitors.
Public outrage is growing against the decision to demolish the Antalya Archaeological Museum.
Montreal police confirmed they were called to the scene around 10:40 a.m., and three individuals were detained. The person who threw the paint was charged with property damage under $5,000 CAD and later released.
The olive tree is not merely a plant of the Mediterranean; it is a living being rooted in the shared conscience of humanity, speaking the language of the earth’s memory.
“To be alive is to be moving, not simply to occupy a place. Movement is a vital process of engagement with the environment, in which identity is formed through journeys and encounters.”- writes anthropologist Tim Ingold. Movement, as he insists, is a
A legend ignited in the summer of 1985—a story forged through years of chaos, passion, and music… Guns N’ Roses carved their name into rock history not just with songs, but with onstage meltdowns, snake-filled houses, and unforgettable solos. Following their legendary
Banksy’s latest street art piece has come to light. The artwork, titled “I want to be what you see in me,” carries the traces of Banksy’s signature mysterious and multilayered expression, both through its visual illusion and poetic phrasing. Banksy’s latest street
The 78th Cannes Film Festival stood out not only with Jafar Panahi’s Un Simple Accident winning the Palme d’Or but also with its tributes to Palestinian journalist Fatma Hassona, who was killed in Gaza, and the film world’s collective stand against silence.
In these times when the public agenda grows heavier and conditions become more challenging in every sense, artists and art workers are affected just as much as anyone else. In the third installment of our interview series, we spoke with Özalp Birol,