Author: Editör
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[Cevdet Erek] less empty maybe
‘Cevdet Erek, is known as one of the main artists working with sound, space and rhythm in Turkish contemporary art scene.
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[Alejandro Jodorowsky] Where the Bird Sings Best
The book is a visionary family saga filled with ancestors both mythical and real.
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Pontiak: Psychedelic Beverage
It’s only music critics’ problem to decide the genre of Pontiak consisting of Carney brothers. Neo-psychedelic rock, stoner rock or hard rock? Does not matter to Pontiak. To me, Pontiak is one of the bands that people will talk about as “legendary” in the future. The minute I saw the post about Pontiak’s addictive latest…
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Kerem Ardahan: Collective Madness
[su_heading size=”19″ align=”left” margin=”0″]Hush Gallery presents Kerem Ardahan’s first solo exhibition named “Collective Madness” from April 18th to June 13th 2015. The artist Ardahan discusses society & individual relations with a primitive approach over standardizing values dictated by “power” and its tools in his recent studies. In this context, you can visit the exhibition questioning…
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Paul Schwer: The Shape of Things to Come
Pi Artworks London announced Paul Schwer’s first solo exhibition with the gallery.
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Tomek Sikora – Chopin
Tomek Sikora’s solo exhibition ‘Chopin’ at The Photographers’ Gallery takes an impressionistic approach to photography, using light and tone in a way reminiscent of the master painters Monet, Renoir, Sisley, and Degas. The technique brings a feeling of closeness to the images, taking advantage of momentary effects of light and turning them into something eternal.…
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[Timurtaş Onan] Abandoned
A new place for photography: İstanbul Fotoğraf Galerisi /The Photographers’ Gallery İstanbul
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Mehmet Ali Uysal: BLOCK
Pi Artworks London will host Ankara-based Turkish artist Mehmet Ali Uysal’s first UK solo exhibition. Last year, Mali was invited to create new work for the 2014 European City of Culture, Umea, Sweden and his best-known public sculpture SKIN, is situated in Chaudfontaine Park, Liege, Belgium, was included in a top-ten list of public art commissions compiled…
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Michel Foucault – Of Other Spaces, Heterotopias
The great obsession of the nineteenth century was, as we know, history: with its themes of development and of suspension, of crisis, and cycle, themes of the ever-accumulating past, with its great preponderance of dead men and the menacing glaciation of the world. The nineteenth century found its essential mythological resources in the second principle…