Program Contemporary Art and Ecological Experiments

Seminar The Story of Modern and Contemporary Art - II

11 November 2024 - The sociological changes in the 19th century, especially in continental Europe, and their reflection on art will be studied with examples from Romanticism, Realism and Impressionism.

Seminar The Story of Modern and Contemporary Art - I

7 November 2024 - The sociological changes in the 19th century, especially in continental Europe, and their reflection on art will be studied with examples from Romanticism, Realism and Impressionism.

“Contemporary Art and Curation” Seminar Program Application Results

Program Curating Contemporary Art Seminar Program

Seminar Politics, Contemporary Art and Curation

18 March 2024

Learning Program Contemporary Art Education Program for Children and Youth

Contemporary Art Education Program for Children and Youth program; offers students the opportunity to have a dialogue with their peers visiting an art exhibition, seeing the works closely, and have different artistic, cultural and social experiences exploring creatively as a group.

Program Curating Contemporary Art Seminar Program

Conversation Ode to Spinoza: Matters of Existence, Selection and Elimination in The Contemporary Art Landscape

Esteemed artists, who have submitted their artistic creations for the exhibition, will be sharing their ongoing projects and recounting their production experiences.

Seminar Politics, Contemporary Art and Curation

1 February 2023 - Curating, which appears as an attempt to disassemble and reconstruct, perhaps takes its place in this equation as a political element on its own. But does the curator have a chance to add a political dimension to the produced art that perhaps does not belong to him? What if they do?

Program Curating Contemporary Art Seminar Program

Seminar Contemporary Art Discourses - Emre Zeytinoğlu

Depending on the relationship between aesthetics and art, it will be emphasized how contemporary art should be interpreted today, how it acts under the conditions of the subject, and how it differs from traditional humanism philosophies.