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Turkey’s returned artifacts on show

Nearly 900 artifacts that have been returned to Turkey from various countries are being presented to visitors at an exhibition titled “No Way Out.” Within the scope of the UNESCO International Day Against Trafficking in Cultural Objects, cultural assets of Anatolian origin

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New centre for Turkish Archaeology

Turkey has opened a new archaeology research center that houses the country’s first archaeometry laboratory and a vast digital archive. The Kendirli Church and Latin School, which was constructed in 1860, has been refurbished with the assistance of the European Union and

Culture and art policies of the Republic years

During the Republic period, the main objective of Turkey’s culture and art policies was to elevate the country to the level of a developed nation by making Turkish culture universal in both cultural and technical aspects. Atatürk’s culture and art policies remained

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Peter Zumthor’s Revised LACMA Design is Approved

Peter Zumthor has gained approval for a paired-back design for the LACMA expansion in Los Angeles. The proposal for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was part of a final environmental impact report submitted for the $650-million project. Undergoing a series

Open Call For Cultural Entrepreneurs to Elevate Their Ventures

3dots introduces “Accelerator 001”; a unique program for founders in the cultural and creative industries. The Accelerator Program aims to assist and guide entrepreneurs to grow and scale their businesses by improving entrepreneurial knowledge and skills in creative industries and sustainable development.

The Museum Ludwig hosts Füsun Onur Retrospective

The Museum Ludwig opens Füsun Onur’s retrospective curated by Barbara Engelbach from Museum Ludwig and co-curated by Emre Baykal from Arter, Istanbul. The press release by the museum stated that although her impressive and varied oeuvre has been readily accessible to an

Troy Museum Aims to Attract 1 Million Visitors

While museums are developing and stating new plans for next year, Turkey’s Troy Museum, where artifacts from the 5,600-year-old Troy Ruins are displayed, announced the museum is to host 800,000 local and foreign tourists until the end of the year, and it aims