Mike Berg, The Ship That Sailed
Mike Berg is traveling between Turkey and the US for almost 20 years. His works are playful abstractions in
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Seen Beyond
“When you’ve seen beyond yourself, then you may find, peace of mind is waiting there.” George Harrison
Faces and Places
Theo Eshetu will be presenting two video installations; Atlas Fractured (2017) accompanied by a series of photographic portraits, and The Slave Ship (2015) at Akbank Sanat in Istanbul.-
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Soufiane Ababri, Memories of a Solitary Cruise
The first solo exhibition in Turkey of Moroccan artist Soufiane Ababri. « Memories of a solitary cruise » at
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Artspace Germany
The current political reality is far away to work towards a »world culture« as it was wished and claimed in
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Earth and Fiber – Final show at Apel Gallery
[widgetkit id=16602] “Earth and Fiber” is the name of the final of 20 years exhibitions. Nuran Terzioğlu closes her
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Mawlana a Monodrama
Lecture Performée Nawar Bulbul / Marcos Aila Forero from Le Grand Café on Vimeo. By Fares al Zahaby Directed/Performed by
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Charlie Cauchi: Latitude 36
Under the umbrella of Latitude 36, creative director, curator and artist Charlie Cauchi presents documentaries; original performance pieces by established
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Inside the Invisible
“Time appears longer when you cannot see.” A poignant and powerful phrase from the beginning of Kamen Stoyanov’s documentary IN-VISIBLE.
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The Lion, the “Which” and the War Told
There is a bit of Darwin to Katharina Swoboda’s lions. An origin of a species of lion, one might say, migrating and changing but despite being made of stone. The Lion of Atlanta: a Research Story explores the one of the distant relatives of the Lion of Lucerne, which has made its home in Atlanta, USA since 1894.
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