It almost feels as though the old Chinese curse, “May you live in interesting times,” has come true, doesn’t it? Because we truly are living in extraordinary times in every…
Tayfun Erdoğmuş’s exhibition Atlas 1/137,035999 at Arter, curated by Eda Berkmen, resembles a vast passage that runs through forms, silences, and the spaces between light and darkness. We met with…
Every Christopher Nolan movie has earned critical acclaim while also inspiring endless discussion. The endings of his movies have been analyzed and debated for years. With The Odyssey once again…
In today’s highly competitive environment, an effective customer strategy is one of the key drivers of sustainable growth and competitive advantage in the logistics industry. Freight forwarding companies are facing…
Having begun his artistic career as a self-taught artist, German contemporary artist Ingar Krauss—whose works have been acquired by the collections of Sir Elton John and Hermès Paris—presents The Quiet…
Historian, academic, and author İlber Ortaylı… A man who has become “Professor İlber” to everyone, who has inspired millions to love history and science, earned a special place in people’s…
The exhibition “Work in Progress” (Yapım Aşamasında: Arter), which questions how an art space can be defined through the gestures of artworks and how it can embrace them, has opened.…
Mustafa Suleyman, the CEO of Microsoft AI, is a “digital prodigy” who has drawn close attention in recent years. Suleyman, a co-founder of the artificial intelligence company DeepMind acquired by…
People sometimes curse others by saying, “May God make you suffer through your children.” I really hate that—what have the children ever done to deserve it? Why should they pay…
ArtIstanbul Feshane examines Istanbul’s memory of yesterday, today, and tomorrow through hundreds of artworks from the IBB Collections presented under the main title Memory of the Collective until the end…