Contemporary Istanbul, with its 57 galleries of 9,500 square meters indoor and 10 thousand square meters open space, and award lovers, collectors, international press and art heavyweights are getting ready to try it in Istanbul.

This year, the press fair of Contemporary Istanbul, which is planned to be opened to the general audience on October 5-6 and for the general audience on October 7-10, was held at Tersane Istanbul.

Akbank main style is a wide area, special designs for the 16th edition, comprehensive designs in a wide area related to a wide range of art fields in a wide area for art audiences.

Shipyard Istanbul will host 57 galleries and donations, donations, collectors, international press and art lovers in 9,500 square meters of indoor and 10 thousand square meters of open space at the fair.

Contemporary Istanbul Chairman of the Board Ali Güreli will explain in his press release that they will express the important and cultural connections of the Golden Horn together with art.

Güreli, 16. “The option of this contemporary venue will add its “salts” to the 15 years, “With the option of this contemporary venue, we can evaluate our goals as a choice, as our own target as CI. Byzantine and Ottoman Shipyard Istanbul; Byzantium and the Ottomans had played an active role and now, as CI, in its new venue, Turkey’s pride in bringing together contemporary art, that is, artists and visitors with this meeting culture and art, is put to the test.”

Explaining that a realistic art history could be realized after Venice, Güreli claims the following:

We are excited and proud to be able to expand our project with modern art from this project that brings the “History Golden Horn” Golden Horn back to the old sesh. October starts with art in Istanbul. In the new world, you understand that Contemporary Istanbul is considered for its planability and can you plan to plan it? “

Regarding the video, Akbank Chairman of the Board Suzan Sabancı Dinçer said that Contemporary Istanbul is a very important meeting for Turkey and Istanbul, since she was in the USA for the meeting.

Dinçer evaluated it as a very important project that represents those who can work in Turkey at the same level abroad, with a high quality and well, and said, “Our fair will be held in the Shipyard Istanbul, which was restored before its completion this year and where the past meets the modern. Istanbul’s dynamic modern art. We believe it fuels the environment even more.” their uses.

At Contemporary Istanbul this year, AB gallery from Seoul, Ambidexter from Istanbul, Anna Laudel from Düsseldorf, Arton Istanbul from Istanbul, Art Refinery, Artopol, Bavan Gallery from Tehran, Bozlu Art Project from Istanbul, Büro Sarıgedik, CAM Gallery, C24 from New York, Claudia Schmidt from Zürich, Dirimart from Istanbul, Faar Art Gallery, Gallery 77, Gallery Binyıl, Gallery Diani, Gallery Miz, Galeri Nev, Galeria Joan Gaspar from Barcelona, ​​Galerist from Istanbul , Hotel Mond Fine Art from Berlin, Iranshahr Art Gallery from Tehran, Istanbul 74 from Istanbul, JD Malat Gallery from London, JD Malat Project, Khak Gallery from Tehran, Mariana Custodio from Lisbon, Marlborough from New York Gallery, Martch Art Project in Istanbul, Mironova Gallery from Kiev, Mohsen Gallery from Tehran, Öktem Aykut from Istanbul, Onearc Gallery, PG Art Gallery, PI ARTWORKS, PILEVNELI, Berlin Istanbul x König, Pilot Gallery from Istanbul, Pyramid Art, Red Art, Sanatorium, Szana Gallery from Moscow, Villa Del Arte from Barcelona, ​​Istanbul There are galleries Vision Art Platform from ul, X-IST, and Zilberman from Berlin.

There is a list of exhibitors, Akbank Art Arthouse, Baksı Museum, EKAV, Art to the Public, Art Association for Good, Kalyon Culture, OMM Museum, Radar Art Project, Şekerbank Open Display.

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