Istanbul’s mystique has long captivated writers, but, as an exhibition reveals, not all care to visit. Maureen Freely gives us chapter and verse 'How the world sees us.' Time was when a Turkish ...

Anatolian revelations: from Ankara’s sleekest animals to medieval Mardin, a city on the faultline of history, and Latmos, the Aegean’s forgotten Holy Mountain… plus the special secret of Turkish ice ...

For millions, travelling to the Orient once meant boarding a bus to London’s Olympia. There, they explored a vast plasterboard Constantinople and attended an extravaganza performed by a cast of 2,000.

Just one of those days: the Galata Bridge seen through driving rain. Faik Şenol (1912–81), one of the heroes of early Republic photography, acted as Atatürk’s personal photographer, is the focus of ...

Atatürk Cultural Centre / Atatürk Kültür Merkezi (AKM), Gümüşsuyu Mah., Mete Cad. No 2 (i.e., Taksim Square), Beyoğlu, 34437 Istanbul In the first half, the Istanbul State Symphony Orchestra, under ...

Bozlu Art Project, based in the beautiful Mongeri Building in Şișli is showing works by artists who have travelled and have been inspired by the North. The curator İbrahim Cansızoğlu has put together ...

Unforced Errors, Coincidences and Lost Years marked Toygun Özdemir’s fifth solo exhibition at Öktem Aykut Gallery, featuring a carefully curated collection of 22 works created over the past three ...

These lines, part of a poem by the multidisciplinary artist Sine İçli, are positioned in the lower-left corner of the opening wall – an ode to clay and its transformative process. This poem introduces ...

Cornucopia works in partnership with the digital publishing platform Exact Editions to offer individual and institutional subscribers unlimited access to a searchable archive of fascinating back ...

In this concert, the Aromsa Youth Chamber Orchestra – the brainchild of violin virtuoso, mentor and conductor Cihat Aşkın – is to play a selection of works that includes pieces by Turkish composers, ...

This recital is to be given by pianist Ferhat Can Büyük, trained in Istanbul and Poland, who in 2020 won first prize in the solo piano category of the ‘Musica Classica’ Festival in Moscow, an event ...