Lucinda Burgess and the “Morphosis” Exhibition at Bartha_contemporary Gallery
At Bartha_contemporary gallery, a fairy tale written by time and nature hand in hand is beginning. The exhibition “Morphosis” by British artist Lucinda Burgess brings the spirit of her artistic
William Kentridge. Listen to the Echo
Today we turn our path to Dresden, the German city enchanted by its historic texture, and to the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) museums. The monumental exhibition festival “William Kentridge. Listen
Orhan Onuk’s Portrait of the Unseen at Guga Contemporary
Guga Contemporary is preparing to take us on a shattering journey into the eerie and hazy streets of our inner world. Contemporary artist Orhan Onuk, with his exhibition “Portrait of
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20 Books Every Art Enthusiast Should Read in 2026
In an age when screens dominate everything, reading an art book is an act like leaning over the big picture and feeling its texture. 2026 is proving to be an
Sarah Bruni’s ‘Mass Mothering’: A Shattering Novel on Motherhood and Loss in a Dystopian World
We are faced with a novel that has resonated throughout the literary world and deeply affected its readers: Sarah Bruni’s Mass Mothering, a thought-provoking exploration of motherhood, loss, and collective
If Your Wardrobe Could Speak: Melida Tüzünoğlu’s “Everything Will Speak”
Today on our table, we are talking about one of the most paradigm-shifting and “herald of the future” names in contemporary literature: Melida Tüzünoğlu, and her profoundly unsettling new novel.
A Journey into the Memory of Art Institutions: “Where Did We Come From: Reading Vasıf Kortun”
When speaking of the institutionalization process of contemporary art in Turkey, one of the first names that comes to mind is undoubtedly Vasıf Kortun. Published in collaboration between Salt and
The Tactile Labyrinth of Mind and Time: Anne Serre’s “The Leopard Hat”
Dear residents of Apartment No:26’s Attic Floor—today on our table sits one of the most original and unsettling voices in French literature: Anne Serre. Published by Dedalus Kitap in November
A Silent Scream Beneath Manhattan’s Lights: “My Name Is Lucy Barton”
Dear residents of Apartment No:26’s Attic Floor—hello to those who dare to break molds and are unafraid to swim in the complicated waters of modern relationships! Today on our table
Beyond Norms: A Family Rehearsal – Torrey Peters’ “Detransition, Baby”
Dear residents of Apartment No:26’s Attic Floor—those brave enough to break molds and unafraid to swim in the complicated waters of modern relationships—hello! Today on our table lies a work
Lola by Karla Arenas Valenti
Lola’s story begins in the shadow of an ancient tree rising amid the concrete of the modern world, on the enormous, crowded, history-scented streets of Mexico City. Written by Karla
A Modern Fairy Tale to Warm Your Heart: Ledicia Costas and The Child Who Brought Back the Fire
Are you ready for a captivating adventure that will warm your heart amid darkness and endless rain? This week, we’re talking about The Child Who Brought Back the Fire, written
David Szalay’s Booker-Prize-Winning Book “Flesh”
Greetings to readers who closely follow the sharpest observers of contemporary literature! Today we turn our attention to the highly anticipated new novel by David Szalay, renowned for his mastery
The Strange and Ephemeral Landscape of the Metropolis: New Stories by Hakan Bıçakcı
Today we are hosting one of the sharpest pens when it comes to capturing modern humanity’s painful, absurd, and sometimes terrifying relationship with the city: Hakan Bıçakcı, and his latest
The Century-Long Echo of Two Souls: “The Love Letters of the Prophet” Curated by Paulo Coelho
Today on our table lies the story of a bond that goes beyond words, a timeless love, and the emergence of a literary legacy. Published by Can Yayınları in November
New News from the Harry Potter Series
“Do you hear that voice whispering in your ear? No, this isn’t a Basilisk; these are the footsteps of HBO’s (Max) massive-budget Harry Potter series! If you’ve been stuck in
Global Design Forum Istanbul 2026
The Global Design Forum (GDF), the flagship thought-leadership programme of the London Design Festival (LDF), is taking one of its most ambitious steps in its evolution by announcing its first
First Frames from the 45th Istanbul Film Festival: Highly Anticipated Films Announced!
The Istanbul Film Festival, organised by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) under the sponsorship of N Kolay and eagerly awaited by cinephiles every year, is preparing to
Isabel (2026): The Bittersweet Taste of Entrepreneurship, Identity, and Risk
Drama / Gastronomy • 85 Minutes • 2026 Director: Gabe Klinger Cast: Marina Person, Caio Horowicz, Marat Descartes A Glass Filled with the Dream of Independence: Plot Summary This Brazil-France
“Where the Wind Comes From” and the Freedom Dreams of Tunisian Youth
In the midst of the speed, noise, and endless chaos of the modern world, sometimes we simply want to stop, breathe, look at the horizon, and listen to the wind.
Noise to Power: Beef (2025) and the Art of Finding Yourself Through Rap
Some wounds don’t heal just by screaming; sometimes that scream needs to be turned into a rhythm, a rhyme, and a “beef.” Directed by Ingride Santos Piñol, Beef (2025) treats
