A Matter of Tail – Kuyruk Meselesi
Traveling from Osmanbey to the 4. Levent by metro, I try to imagine the old state of the area
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Topography of Memory
“Sometimes your past comes back to haunt you and drags you back in to help track yourself down.” Kneel Mulholland –
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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Remote Memory – Uzak Hafıza
Remote memory refers to reflections of Beatriz Sarlo on collective and personal memory. The Argentinian art critic underlines the importance
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Susan Philipsz – Underground Valletta
As the visitor is going down the stairs it seems as if a Bell is echoing from a distance
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Regular Heroes: William Messner-Loebs
In less than a week, nearly $10,000 has been raised for a local NGO in Howell, Michigan (USA). The organization
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Seeds for Future Memories
Voicing the two ends of migration A collaboration between the artist residencies Thread in Sinthian, Senegal, and Villa Romana in
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Drawings of strength and sadness
Murat Başol, Tarık Tolunay and Zeynep Özatalay are part of a group of Cartoonists, who are following central political
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Photos As History Painting
An unnamed gunman gestures after shooting the Russian Ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov, at a photo gallery in Ankara, Turkey,
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Ordinaire Blau
Former Istanbul artists in residence from Austria Iris Andraschek exhibits her work from Turkey at Galerie Raum mit Licht in
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