ARTISTS
2024
Photo London 2024 opens next week bringing together over a hundred exhibitors from 44 cities across four continents, showcasing important works from across the globe from the dawn of the medium to today.
2022
From 19 to 23 October 2022, the "non profit fair" will take over a venue steeped in history, the former studio of the photographer Nadar, located at 35 boulevard des Capucines, in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris.
2021
Contemporary Istanbul 鈥� Turkey鈥檚 leading art fair and the first international art event since the city went into lockdown 鈥� has announced the 56 galleries and non-profit art organisations participating in the 16th edition, as well as a series of Curated Exhibitions.
2020
We were used to having sore feet, but now it鈥檚 our eyes upon which fair fatigue is taking its toll.
2019
Contemporary Istanbul (CI), the leading annual art fair in the region, announces today the galleries for its 14th edition, taking place 12 鈥� 15 September 2019 in the Istanbul Congress Center and the Rumeli Hall at the Istanbul Lutfi Kirdar Convention and Exhibition Center.
Galerist (Istanbul) and Galeri Nev (Ankara) are joining forces to pay homage to the great artist Y眉ksel Arslan, who passed away in Paris, 2017.
2018
An exhibition of video work forces different styles of grieving into one small space.
2016
10 Exhibitions Opening This Week
Fourteen dealers aim to bring 鈥減ositive energy鈥� to the city in wake of failed coup
2015
10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch
2014
10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch
2013
In this article we bring you a selection of 10 opening exhibitions around the world. Our list includes Colored Waiting Room, a show of drawing, painting, sculpture, and projections by William Pope.L, a colorful exhibition of large-scale paintings called Love, Power, Color by...
2011
The Istanbul Biennial is not for the faint of heart. Where else would one encounter a UEFA Football event between Israeli and Turkish teams on the same evening (and on the same road) as the biennial's opening?
Istanbul's art venues range from glamorous party spots to converted Ottoman power stations, and show everything from masters to multidisciplinary art. Michael Hornsby picks the best