An Aegean art route: Where summer meets contemporary art
Summer in the Aegean is usually associated with turquoise waters, long lunches, winding coastal roads and sunsets that seem to last forever. But this year, there is another way to...
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Museum told me to scream: Yoko Ono taught me to be free
A few weeks ago, I asked my hairdresser what kinds of colors people were dying their hair lately. I was simply curious. He told me that in the past, he used to receive more unique...
From Göbeklitepe to London: Türkiye's ancient legacy comes to life
One of the world's oldest civilizations is now rewriting its story in one of the world's cultural capitals. The 'Timewalk Exhibition,' created by DEM Museums, has opened...
Heart-shaped seal reunites 300 years of Ottoman manuscripts
'May my children and those who come after me benefit from these books.' More than three centuries after those words were inscribed on a heart-shaped foundation seal, they have fou...
'Sky Dome' in contemporary Turkish photography
The dome is a foundational architectural form that the Turks embraced profoundly with the conquest of Istanbul, subsequently striving to elevate it to its most advanced and perfect...
Anish Kapoor continues to play with perception in London
Anish Kapoor has been a household name in the art world for the last few decades. I had been hearing his name for a while when his work came to Istanbul in 2013, with his signature...
Yoko Ono exhibition opens at Istanbul’s Sakıp Sabancı Museum
A new exhibition featuring works by Japanese multimedia artist Yoko Ono opened at the Sakıp Sabancı Museum (SSM) in Istanbul on Wednesday with a private reception attended by leadi...
World Cup diary: Art, football, cultural encounters in New York
Being in New York during the World Cup is unlike anything else. The tournament is not just happening inside stadiums. It is unfolding across streets, subway stations, giant screens...
Tale of one city: From Constantinople to Istanbul at London's V&A
I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve traveled to London over the past 11 years. Each visit was an intellectual journey of its own kind, one spent getting lost in the corridors of...
Istanbul exhibition explores life, legacy of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
An exhibition titled “The Founding Memory of a Nation,” prepared on the occasion of the 150th birth anniversary of Pakistan’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah, has opened in Istanbul....