Contact Zone
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“The task of science is not to provide the truth.” — Bruno Latour We walked. We traced the borders of the field, listened to the wind, and went after the...
Oriented Body
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THE UGLY DUCKLING Silence. Darkness. The unknown. In a split second, energy is concentrated and erupts with a deafening force, scattering into stardust. In a weightless void, where even warmth…
Sense of Earth
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Sense of Earth focuses on the word “terroir,” which refers to the combination of factors such as soil, microclimate, terrain structure, slope, altitude, and the myriad of geographical features that…
Meltem Sarıkaya | In Between the Lips
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“The ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle advanced the influential argument that a woman’s body is monstrous by nature, a deviation from that of the normative male…”[1] Connelly, F. S. It…
Nihal Martlı | Everything is Fine!
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A Dream in the Abyss In the morning, as I woke up in the living room, I saw a little girl in a purple dress staring down at me from…
Antonia Breme | Fluidity Unwrapped
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The creation of fantasy prepares to become practical as commercial art. Literature submits to montage in the feuilleton. All these products are on the point of entering the market as…
Vision, Mission, Values
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Curated by T. Melis Golar Vision, Mission Values exhibition will open at Zilberman Selected at Piyalepaşa from March 15 to May 13, 2023. Bringing together works by Sena Başöz, Guy Ben-Ner, Burak Delier,…
From the Top, On Repeat
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From the Top, On Repeat aims to open a space for an alternative way of studying repetition and imitation, which artists often adopt in their practices, through movement, materiality, language,…
Eşref Yıldırım | Night Residual
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Eşref Yıldırım’s exhibition entitled “Night Residual”, curated by Melis Golar, can be seen atBilsart between the dates of 12 – 24 May, 2022. The show presents a selection of the…
Guy Ben-Ner | I wish I was somewhere else
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A hope of change offers the possibility of many novelties yet carries the burden of risks along with it. In his video. Drop the Monkey, Guy Ben-Ner writes on a…