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Odunpazarı Modern Museum Group Exhibition November 29, 2025—September 13, 2026 Centered around the culture of dining, celebration, and togetherness, the exhibition Wide Expanse brings togethe works across painting, sculpture, and installation. The selection bridges traces of the past with the shared emotions of the present, focusing on the innate human desire for connection and communion. Wide Expanse recalls not only the act of gathering around a table, but also the conversations, music, friendship, love, sorrow, and joy that accompany it — a way of living that celebrates being together. The artists featured in the exhibition reinterpret layers of collective memory through a contemporary visual language, drawing inspiration from dining rituals across different eras and cultures.
The first exhibition of CARPEL, an art collective based in London and Istanbul, Chrysalis of Rebirth, curated by Bengü Gün, will be held in London from March 8th to March 26th, 2025, featuring the works of Ahu Akgün, Burçak Bingöl, Cemre Yeşil, Erol Eskici, Hilal Polat, Meltem Şahin, Nancy Atakan, Özgül Arslan, Sarah Pickstone, and Seph Li. The exhibition explores the concept of rebirth as a transformative and ongoing process that integrates the past rather than rejecting it. It invites reflection on how personal, cultural, and societal changes shape identity and existence through memory, imagination, destruction, and creation. Each piece, in different disciplines, is in a dialogue with the others, where the past and present intertwine to create infinite possibilities for the self and the collective. Through this, the artists delve into themes of metamorphosis, resilience, and the cyclical nature of life.
KORPUT FLIP Korbut Flip brings together the works of artists to reflect on contemporary narratives where the boundaries of the body and mind are pushed to their extremes. In an era where the lines of truth blur, it invites us to witness how artists meticulously plan their own “Dead Loops”. “Korbut Flip” exhibition can be visited between January 31 - February 22, 2025 from Tuesday to Saturday between 12.00-19.00. https://www.gallerykairos.com/
The An Open Door exhibition aims to explore the multi-layered nature of the door image in the context of time and space. An open door creates a space of freedom that carries the fear of the unknown while symbolizing the beginning of privacy as an invitation. In this sense, the exhibition invites viewers to experience spatial interpretations and the dynamics of the inside-outside relationship that contain psychologically challenging elements.
Zwölf Künstler aus verschiedenen Regionen der Welt sind im Bis Kulturzentrum. 22.09 - 03.11.2024
Galeri Rompone presents a summer exhibition featuring 13 artists. Running time: june 29th - august 24th
The Age of Fire Curator: Can Akgümüş 04.11.- 27.11 The Age of Fire exhibition, curated by Can Akgümüş, with support of the German Embassy Ankara, will open at Çankaya Contemporary Arts Center on November 4th 2023 bringing together 35 artists who create in the field of contemporary art on the topic of the climate crises. Inspired by the philosophy of deep ecology, the artists adopted styles that convey their reflections on the Anthropocene using material diversity, their direct relations with nature and earth, as well as their vision for the future.
„…AND QUIETLY THE NIGHT ARRIVES.“ Preliminary list of artists: Metin Celik · Andreana Dobreva · Erol Eskici · Marek Kvetan · Wolfe von Lenkiewicz · Nikola Markovic · Mihael Milunovic · Jina Park · Leopold Rabus · Richard Stipl · Sergiu Toma · Marko Velk Curator: Kristína Zaťko Jarošová and Patrik Steinhauser Opening: 01.10.2023 Duration: 01.10.2023 – 31.12.2023 ZOYA Museum, Partizánska 2275
The 'Stable Dreams' exhibition, where reality meets imagination, brings together the works of 21 artists under the supervision of Yekhan Pınarlıgil.
UNINTENDED MONUMENTS 25 November 2022 - 21 January 2023 SANATORIUM presents Erol Eskici’s solo show Unintended Monuments between the dates November 25, 2022 - January 21, 2023. The exhibition brings together Eskici’s works based on “Unintended Monuments”, one of the important points of the conceptual framework that Austrian art historian Aloïs Riegl defined and established in his article titled “The Modern Cult of Monuments: Its Character and Origin” (1903).
