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A philosopher of art, Denis Dutton’s Art Instinct focuses on art and evolution, two contentious topics. He offers a revolutionary perspective on how art is perceived, arguing that aesthetic taste is an evolutionary trait that is shaped by natural selection. Dutton, shares his findings with the reader, how aesthetics are not just a social construct […]
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The M+ contemporary art museum, whose construction started in 2014 and opened its doors on November 12, 2021, is one of the cornerstones of the West Kowloon Cultural District. The project, planned by Foster + Partners in 2010, is the largest-scale project of a cultural district in the world. Located in a 40-hectare expropriated area […]
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Savior for Sale: Da Vinci’s Lost Masterpiece? directed by Antoine Vitkine, the documentary pursues Salvatore Mundi, which was sold for $450 million in 2017, making it the most expensive piece of art in the world. The work, which first appeared in a small auction house in 2005, has become the focus of much speculation. The […]
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2021
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The Lost Leonardo movie directed by Andreas Koefoed focuses on Salvatore Mundi, which is allegedly Leonardo Da Vinci’s lost painting. The documentary, which is an international co-production, met with the audience in 2021. The film, which deals with the events since the first appearance of the piece at an auction house in New Orleans, which […]
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2021
Nur Ernehir’s works convey shadow, silhouette, and contrast in a minimalist and surrealist setting. Her visual narratives, generally from a feminine eye, are based on social issues such as values attributed to women, gender inequality, and freedom.
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Oct
2021
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All in One’ 02, organized by Art50.net and Galeri BU brings together 37 artists from different disciplines in its second edition. The exhibition has a rich language that combines contemporary art practices and forms of expression; includes new alternative names and approaches, as well as many names circulating in the art market. The exhibition includes […]
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Between September 15 and December 15, 2021, works by Coşkun Sami, Fatih Dülger, Farzin Rahneshin and Funda Alkan come together at the exhibition “The Cycle of Time” thanks to the joint efforts of Art50.net and Swissôtel The Bosphorus, İstanbul.
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2021
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2021
Funda Alkan’s art practice, built around cutting, sewing, and embroidery techniques, includes a critique of the perceptions of mainstream beauty imposed on women by society. Shaping her artistic journey with the stories and inner inspirations she encounters, Alkan references historical tragedies and social traditions that are closely related to the female body in her works.
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2021
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Academic Economist, whose works we follow closely, published “The Economy of Art” in July 2021. Aylin Seçkin reveals how a work of art starts its journey in artist’s workshop and later continues in galleries, auctions, private collections, and museums, and how its value as a commodity is shaped throughout this process. Focusing on the transactions […]
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2021
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2021
Published in 2017, Mary Gabriel’s work “Ninth Street Women” focuses on the lives of five female artists who shaped New York’s art scene and the development process of Modern Art in the post-Cold War era. In her book, Gabriel discusses in detail how Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, Grace Hartigan, Joan Mitchell, and Helen Frankenthaler […]