With the dissolution of the Ottoman sultanate and the establishment of the Republic of Turkey in 1923, artists and politicians alike called for a new kind of art to represent the fledgling nation. While there was a general agreement on the rejection of the last flowering of Ottoman art, no single, all-encompassing style emerged to replace it. The early years of the Republic saw the rise of dozens of new schools of art and the energetic organization of many young artists.
Among the prominent statesmen of the 20th century, few articulated the supreme importance of culture as did Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of the Turkish Republic, who st...
Euroasia, with a fleet of trucks, caravans and a staff of 65 people of different origins such as Russia, Bulgaria and Georgia, is the first registered circus of Turkey, h...
CERACARNASSOS - Bodrum Turkey
“Kiln Under the Sea” is a group of amateur artists who have come together to organize alternative art events Every year since 2...
The term stained glass refers to glass that has been colored by adding metallic salts during its manufacture.
Mr. Ekrem Ozen is a glass work artist and has been in th...
The Young Turkish Tenor won the 2006 (48th) Grammy “Best Opera Recording” award at the Staples Center in Los Angelos. "LET'S APPLAUD THIS MAGNIFICIENT YOUNG T...
