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In this episode of Urban Nature, Eduardo Góes Neves and Gabriel Kozlowski discuss how archaeology can be a means to understand change in human–natural systems over long timescales. Neves elaborates on the connection between ancient Amazonian societies with large-scale transformations of the natural environment. He emphasizes that what see as pristine forests are, most of the times, anthropic landscapes and, therefore, new attention should be given to the historical human factor in forest settings, which has the power to offer us alternatives models for the development of tropical societies.
In this episode of Urban Nature, Kate Soper and Gabriel Kozlowski discuss the multiple meanings of Nature alongside issues related to environmental activism, feminism and the need for a cultural and economic shift towards a post-growth society and an alternative concept of hedonism. She emphasizes the need for a new political imaginary that challenges current consumerist and growth-driven lifestyles, promoting a path towards a more socially and environmentally just future.
In this episode, Gabriel Kozlowski and Tania Li discuss the concept of land and its inscription, colonization by plantation corporations, modes of distribution beyond the “proper job,” and ethnographic approaches to the practice of politics.
Tania Li is a professor of anthropology at the University of Toronto. She's known for her studies concerning land, labor, capitalism, development, politics, and indigeneity with a particular focus on Indonesia. Her work crosses multiple fields like geography, planning, law, and environmental studies, while bringing different actors together from activists to policymakers to make sense of transformations brought about by processes such as land reform, rural class formation, struggles over forests and their conservation, state-organized resettlement initiatives, and problems faced by people who are pushed off their land. Her books include the award-winning Lands End, Capitalist Relations on an Indigenous Frontier, Plantation Life, written with Pujo Semedi, The Will to Improve, Governmentality, Development and the Practices of Politics, the edited volume of Powers of Exclusion, and many more.
https://www.taniali.org/
Gabriel Kozlowski is a Brazilian architect and curator. He works on questions pertaining to urbanization from the perspective of political ecology. In Urban Nature, Kozlowski talks to prominent thinkers who have been pushing the boundaries of how we understand the relationship between humans and the natural environment.
In this episode of Urban Nature, Jason W. Moore and Gabriel Kozlowski discuss the concepts of nature, capitalism, and the web of life from the perspective of social construction, relations of power, and Modernity’s dualism. Moore argues that one of the most fundamental problems of Western civilization, both intellectually and politically, is the splitting between society and nature; that this binary is a form of violence that generates conditions of inequality and oppression while maintaining the hegemonic structures intact.
In this episode of URBAN NATURE, Professor of Political Theory and Geography at the University of Warwick Stuart Elden and Gabriel Kozlowski talk about the intersections between people, place, and power, in relation to concepts such as territory, understood as a political technology, and terrain, as the physical materiality of territory. The discussion touches on Lefebvre’s formulations on the rural, Foucault’s notion of milieu, and ideas around a Politics of the Earth.
“It's very easy to think that in the past the world was organized in a similar way it is today, except that the borders were different places and that there were different regimes within them.” – Stuart Elden, Professor of Political Theory and Geography at University of Warwick
A '74PODCAST Series, URBAN NATURE is hosted by Gabriel Kozlowski, Brazilian architect and curator working on urbanization from the perspective of political ecology. The Series presents guests from a diverse set of disciplines—including Anthropology, Biology, Philosophy, Political Science, Political Theory, Geography, Architecture, and the Arts, among others—that have been reflecting on the relationship between humans and nature.
Produced by ISTANBUL'74.
Bu bölümde gitarist, kompozitör, doğaçlamacı, aranjör ve prodüktör Şevket Akıncı ve şarkıcı, şarkı yazarı, prodüktör Selin Baycan ile ISTANBUL’74’ün sunduğu “Rastlantısal Orman: Bir Okuma Odası” sergisi kapsamında düzenlenen doğaçlama performans üzerine ve canlı performansların günümüzde üretim alanı olarak nasıl ele alındığı hakkında konuşuyoruz.
In this episode of URBAN NATURE, Geographer and Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA Susanna Hecht and Gabriel Kozlowski discuss the Amazon region through the lenses of political ecology. Hecht offers a panorama of the major transformations the region went through over the last century from both a local and global perspective. In the process, she emphasizes the need to break with the idea of the Amazon as a frontier, as well as with the intellectual divide between nature and culture.
In the third episode, our guest is Susanna Hecht. Professor Hecht is a specialist on tropical development in Latin America, especially the Amazon Basin and Central America. Her research focuses on the political economies of development ranging from corporate frontiers of cattle and export commodity agriculture (like soy, and oil palm) to populist land occupation. She also studies their comparative environmental and social impacts. She also explores alternatives to destructive development and analyzes the forms of conservation in inhabited landscapes whether through indigenous technologies, non-timber extractive products, niche markets as well as new tenurial forms (such as extractive reserves), social movements and globalization, including the role of remittances and migratory networks in reshaping rural land uses. The impacts of emerging green markets and greenhouse gas offsets for smaller-scale farmers also form part of her research concerns.
As one of the founders of the analytic approach known as Political Ecology, Dr Hecht has been engaged in understanding the theoretical and institutional dynamics that underpin deforestation and its alternatives.
“That ideology of frontier is the ideology of conquest, and it doesn't reflect reality. It's a discursive way of creating a boundary. So what it does is that the frontier basically says there's no real civilization. On the other side of this. We are the civilization, and we'll just come to the frontier. We'll change the way it integrates into the world through our systems.” —Susanna Hecht, Geographer, Professor of Urban Planning at UCLA
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A '74PODCAST Series, URBAN NATURE is hosted by Gabriel Kozlowski, Brazilian architect and curator working on urbanization from the perspective of political ecology. The Series presents guests from a diverse set of disciplines—including Anthropology, Biology, Philosophy, Political Science, Political Theory, Geography, Architecture, and the Arts, among others—that have been reflecting on the relationship between humans and nature.
The episode was recorded on Zoom in July 2022.
Produced by ISTANBUL'74.
In this episode of URBAN NATURE, cultural and critical theorist Verena Conley and Gabriel Kozlowski talk about ecology in the context of culture and philosophy while discussing its connection to care ethics, feminism, and materialism. Conley argues that our survival depends on realizing a more direct connection with animals, plants and other life forms that share the same ecosystems with us.
On the second episode, our guest is Verena Andermatt Conley. Verena is a cultural and critical theorist who has been teaching at Harvard since 1996 in Comparative Literature, and Romance Languages and Literature. She writes on current dilemmas in the natural and urban environments and her publications include among many Ecopolitics: The Environment in Poststructuralist Theory (1997), Spatial Ecologies: Urban Sites, State and World-Space in French Cultural Theory (2012) and Rethinking Technologies (1993-1997). She also has just finished On Care: A Plea for Etho-Ecology (2022). Verena is an affiliate of the Harvard University Committee for the Environment and an associate of the Harvard Urban Mellon Initiative.
"We have to do some rethinking of matter not as dead as it was assumed to be, but matter that is everywhere. Explore the liveliness of matter and see how the implications are, how the relationship is between humans and nature, animal, plants and the environment. Explore a way of a new alliance and rethink these boundaries." -Verena Conley
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A '74PODCAST Series, URBAN NATURE is hosted by Gabriel Kozlowski, Brazilian architect and curator working on urbanization from the perspective of political ecology. The Series presents guests from a diverse set of disciplines—including Anthropology, Biology, Philosophy, Political Science, Political Theory, Geography, Architecture, the Arts, among others—that have been reflecting on the relationship between humans and nature.
Episode recorded on Zoom in April 2022.
Produced by ISTANBUL'74.
In this episode of URBAN NATURE, Emanuele Coccia and Gabriel Kozlowski talk about the relationship of ecology with economy and politics, both in history and in the present. Coccia argues that we call natural environment is a form of artifact, artificially produced by living beings, and that the solution to our future is a spatial one, as a form of new modes of cohabitation between species.
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Welcome to the first episode of URBAN NATURE, hosted by Gabriel Kozlowski, Brazilian architect and curator working on urbanization from the perspective of political ecology. The Series presents guests from a diverse set of disciplines—including Anthropology, Biology, Philosophy, Political Science, Political Theory, Geography, Architecture, the Arts, among others—that have been reflecting on the relationship between humans and nature.
The first guest to inaugurate the series is Emanuele Coccia, a philosopher with interest spanning from ecology to arts and fashion. Coccia has a background in agricultural sciences. When he first got exposed to botany, chemistry and biology, the influence of which becomes evident in some of his philosophical works is he's the author of The Life of Plants: A Metaphysics of Mixture (2018) and Metamorphosis (2021). He is currently working on a book on the history of ecology.
"We forget that ecology and economy are twin sisters. In the sense that they are sciences that share the same name—remember: ecology starts as "economy of nature"—, they share the same concepts, the same epistemological frameworks, and the same metaphors. (…) for instance, the metaphor of invisible hand that produces an order, a balance, was present from the start in both ecology and economy." -Emanuele Coccia
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Episode recorded on Zoom in March 2022.
Produced by ISTANBUL'74.
‘74PODCAST’in yeni bölümünde, 16 Mart’ta MUBI’de dünya prömiyerini yapan, Alphan Eşeli imzalı drama film MÜJDE’yi ele alıyoruz. Film eleştirmeni, yazar ve FIPRESCI Genel Sekreter Yardımcısı Alin Taşçıyan moderatörlüğünde, yönetmen Alphan Eşeli ve filmin başrolü Lale Mansur katılımıyla gerçekleşen podcast bölümü tüm mecralarda yayında.
Bir Bakış Açısı Olarak Sürdürülebilirlik '74PODCAST serisinin dördüncü bölümünde, Sinem Çelik, Yuvam Dünya Derneği Kurucusu ve KAGİDER Yönetim Kurulu Üyesi Kıvılcım Pınar Kocabıyık ile iklim aktivizmi, toplumsal cinsiyet eşitliği ve kadının fark yaratan gücü üzerine sohbet ediyor.
In this episode, Cultural and Artistic Events Coordinator at Koç University, the Artistic Programmer of Sevgi Gönül Kültür Merkezi, sound artist Oğuz Öner talks to the architect and curator Gabriel Kozlowski about his relationship with music and sounds. He discusses various definitions of noise and silence, his first solo single Silence Wide, which he defines as “a poetic journey and a blast of emotions” as well as his upcoming projects. *This episode has been recorded in late May 2021.
In this episode, Cultural Strategist and Head of Planning (North America) at Futerra Emily Viola talks to Sinem Çelik about their work in the spheres of sustainability, brand building and creative strategy. Viola and Çelik discuss how purpose-driven brands can further social justice and equity, creating a massive opportunity to imagine and do better.
Bu bölümde, yazar, küratör, eğitmen Begüm Başoğlu, Sinem Çelik ile sade yaşamak yaklaşımından, değişen sürdürülebilirlik tanımlarından ve Ege Erim ile kaleme aldığı yeni kitabı Müşterek Düşünceler'den bahsediyor.
In this twelfth and final episode of Culture in a Time of Crises, hosted by Dr. Shwetal A Patel, the London based artist Goshka Macuga talks about her journey from Warsaw to Goldsmiths College in London, the importance of certain political moments in her work, navigating the lockdown, her future plans in Greece, her dog’s new Instagram account and much much more.
We would like to thank Shwetal and all the artists in this year long series. The crises, a compendium of ongoing challenges, is far from over and we hope some of these conversations over the last 12 months have helped to shed light on how this period has effected artists‘ practice and fostered new ways of thinking and doing.
Bu bölümde Sanatçı ve Araştırmacı-Yazar Belkıs Balpınar, Prof. Dr. Marcus Graf ile ISTANBUL’74 tarafından Maçakızı iş birliğiyle gerçekleştirilen açık hava retrospektif sergisinin oluşum süreci, çalışmalarının kavramsal açıdan nasıl ele alındığı ve günümüze kadar olan evrilişi hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode, creative director Timothée Verrecchia and acclaimed photographer Brigitte Lacombe discuss their friendship, relentless curiosity for life, zest for travel, dedication to moments of solitude as well as their journey to find their roots.
Bu bölümde, WWF-Türkiye Doğal Hayatı Koruma Vakfı'nın kurumsal iş birlikleri ve kaynak geliştirme grup müdürü Simge Abay, Sinem Çelik ile iletişim ve halkla ilişkiler alanında başlayıp WWF 'e uzanan fayda odaklı kariyer yolculuğunu paylaşırken, sürdürülebilirlik ve iklim krizi hakkında gorüşlerini aktarıyor.
İlk bölümde, Çevre Bilimci, good4trust.org ve change.org kurucusu Uygar Özesmi, Sinem Çelik ile sürdürülebilirlik, sosyal adalet, döngüsellik ve türetim kavramları hakkında konuşurken, iklim krizi karşısında nasıl harekete geçebileceğimizi paylaşıyor.
In this episode of Culture in a Time of Crises, Brussels based artist and musician Chris Evans talks to Dr. Shwetal A. Patel about growing up in the north of England, how local politics affected his life choices and his adventurous path to art making. Evans also shares his experiences of how he ended up in art school at a time when it wasn’t considered a viable or prestigious career. Reminiscing about the romantic notion of a life of an artist, and what that might be, Evans explores his fascination of working with civil society figures and the relationship between the oral in the visual and contemporary art.
In this episode, artist Gabriel Kuri talks to Dr. Shwetal A. Patel about his early years growing up in Mexico City, his friendship with other artists, and why he always knew he was an artist. Kuri also shares his experiences of being born and raised in Mexico City, moving to London to attend Goldsmiths College in the early 1990's and living in Brussels since 2003. Kuri reminisces about how he always thinks back to “the ultimate organized chaos” of his homeland, something which has inspired his problem-solving skills, and continues to shape his own art practice.
In this episode, sculptor, and conceptual artist Michael Sailstorfer, talks to Alison Hugill, Editor-in-Chief of Berlin Art Link, about how Covid-19 has affected his artistic productions. While discussing the changes in his practice, Sailstorfer shares the latest on his upcoming exhibitions, his views on architecture from a perspective of art, and why he made an industrial amount of cosmetics purchases for a new art piece.
In this episode, industrial innovator Leanne Elliott Young, and digital fashion pioneer & 3D designer Cat Taylor talk to Sinem Çelik about the latest in Institute of Digital Fashion. While discussing the importance of motivation on the road to a better future for fashion, Young and Tay share their views on expansive, exciting, inclusive alternatives to the worn-out traditional fashion cycle. The duo believes in the ultimate power of digital solutions.
In this episode, Ian C. Rogers, Chief Experience Officer at Ledger and Advisor to LVMH, talks to Timothée Verrecchia about their days on the surfboards, and Rogers’ career at Apple and Beats’ subscription music service, also his recent position at the board of Doc. Martens. While discussing key points of being an entrepreneur, and how he is “music fan” and a “citizen of the planet” above all, Rogers shares his views on cryptocurrency, NFTs and our enhanced digital lives during post-covid.
In this episode of #TheReset, Global Chief Economist of UBS, and Profit and Prejudice author Paul Donovan and Pelin Akın Özalp discuss the importance of communicating economics in simple terms and how economics is a part of everyday life. Donovan shares his thoughts on diversity, inequality, and gender issues, as well as the rapid changes in all spheres during post-covid.
Bu bölümde, Uygur Architects Mimarlık Ofisi’nin kurucu ortağı mimar Semra Uygur, tasarımcı ve mimarlık eleştirmeni Gökhan Karakuş ile mimarlık pratiği, kamusal alanın önemi ve Cumhurbaşkanlığı Senfoni Orkestrası Konser Salonu projesi hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode of The Reset, Scottish businessman Brian Souter talks to Pelin Akın Özalp about being ‘the British king’ of land transportation, trains, and buses, and how he has begun his career. Souter shares his motivations for being an entrepreneur, his experiences of sharing a business with his sister, and what has inspired him to get into the transportation business and ending up as the Knight Bachelor of the Order of the British Empire, as well as the owner of the UK's biggest rail franchise.
In this episode, artist, writer, collector, curator, and all-around general provocateur Kenny Schachter talks to writer Ann Binlot about the lack of privacy dictated and defined by the social media platforms and usage of technology, and how the quarantine lockdown has increased his screen time on his iPhone. From how he can't even barely draw a stick figure and his digital collages and videos to how he has had the famous virus himself, Schachter takes us through his experiences of childhood, and memories from the beginning of his career commenting on class consciousness. [Find out why he thinks @jerrygagosian does not have the right to be the judge and the jury, why David Zwirner should have kept mum about opening a space for people of color, and just how NFTs will shake up the art world.]
In this episode, Former Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, Co-chair at British-Turkish Forum Rt Hon Jack Straw talks to Pelin Akın Özalp, about discovering his interest in politics that lead him to pursue a decorated career spanning over thirty years. From Britain’s involvement in the Iraq War to the brief history of Turkey-EU relations, Straw and Özalp discuss the decisions that significantly affected personal and political realms.
In this episode of "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Melbourne-based contemporary artist and experimental musician Marco Fusinato and Berlin-based improviser and experimental sound artist Korhan Erel discuss their own experiences of the draconian measures of the lockdown back in October. From Fusinato’s preparations for Venice Biennale to various physical and digital concert experiences pre-and during the pandemic, Erel and Fusinato talk about the relationship between the audience and noise & experimental music as well as commenting on the genre’s future in the post-covid world.
In this episode, Danish artist duo Sofie Hesselholdt and Vibeke Mejlvang talk to Dr. Shwetal A. Patel. Based in Copenhagen, the duo talk about their experiences in an artists' residency supported by the Danish government and examine their plans for 2021 which include an exhibition in India and elsewhere. Despite many of their projects being postponed this year, they have been very active in their studio during this time of crisis.
In this episode of The Reset, strategic consultant Cody Horn Carolin talks to Pelin Akın Özalp about the major shifts in her life and career. From modelling for brands like Ralph Lauren and to acting in blockbusters such as Magic Mike, Cody Horn takes us through her evolving journey of self-discovery. Horn and Özalp discuss the nature of these life-altering decisions and how to find the courage to commit such decisions and to tackle the encounters that followed.
In this episode of The Reset, fashion model, designer, and keen activist in sustainability, Arizona Muse talks to Pelin Akın Özalp about the early days of her career in fashion and what sparked her environmental awakening. While talking about her latest projects, Muse shares key points on how to lead a more sustainable life by making responsible choices.
In this episode, "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", United Nations Climate Change Executive Secretary Patricia Espinosa talks to Timothée Verrecchia about the milestones in her inspirational career. Espinosa and Verrecchia discuss the relationship between the citizens and governmental organizations and address the ways how we can meet the challenges of climate change.
In this episode of Sustainability as a Mindset '74PODCAST Series, a true pioneer in the industry, founder of the Fashion Revolution movement Orsola de Castro talks to Sinem Çelik about her journey of creating a positive impact through sustainable and responsible fashion. De Castro and Çelik discuss the definition of sustainable design and waste as a valuable resource. She also gives us tips to launch our own journey to a sustainable future by making small changes in our lives.
In this episode, Ernesto Neto, a visual artist based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, talks to Shwetal A. Patel. Neto talks about his early years in Rio before discovering his passion for art, his spiritual journey after visiting the Huni Kuin tribe in the Amazonian state of Acre and his vision of arts role in society. Neto also talks passionately about Brazil’s musical and cultural traditions, its pre-colonial history and how to integrate indigenous knowledge systems into modern ways of living. The globally acclaimed sculptor also shares his experience with tribal expressions through music, dance, song, and oral history. Now with the pandemic devastating his country, Neto ruminates on mother earth and nature, and what the future holds for the next generation.
In the first episode of the Reset, Public Policy Consultant, Socio-political Writer, and Lebanese Political Activist Sara El-Yafi talks to Özalp about what inspired her to launch her career in public policymaking and the book that changed her life. They discuss the flaws in policies, devastating consequences of the 2020 Beirut explosion, her expertise on trash crisis, her biggest dream since childhood, and everything in between.
The Reset, the new '74PODCAST series hosted by Pelin Akın Özalp on perceiving challenges as empowering opportunities to make the future brighter. Listen to the first episode and join Özalp in conversation with opinion leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers, sharing the milestones and decisions that led to the incredible shifts in their lives.
In this episode, Cleveland Watkiss MBE, a British vocalist, actor, and composer, talks to Shwetal A. Patel about his life and work. Watkiss discusses his childhood in Hackney, East London, and how he embarked on four-decade musical career via sound systems and an improbable admission to the prestigious Guildhall School of Music & Drama in the 1980’s. He also talks about his recent singer-actor role in the Tavares Strachan exhibition (In Plain Sight) at Marian Goodman gallery this summer, and how he ended up doing two hundred and one shows over eight intense weeks.
In this episode of Art on the Verge, independent curator and founder of Coplan Hurowitz Art Advisory, Sharon Coplan Hurowitz talks with Bryce Wolkowitz about her auction world experience at Sotheby's and Christie's, her exquisite projects with Ellsworth Kelly, Jasper Johns, John Baldessari, and Bruce Nauman. They discuss the shift in the idea of expertise, her passion for artist books and artist editions, the emergence of prints and multiples market, and where her love of fashion comes from.
In the third episode "Sustainability as a Mindset", the Owner and Head Chef at SILO, Douglas McMaster talks to Sinem Çelik about the journey of his zero-waste restaurant SILO, and himself as a committed chef. They discuss the relationship between industrialism and nature, and his four different perspectives on waste, and how SILO sees waste as a resource instead of a problem.
In this episode of "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Daniel W Dietrich, II Director, Institute of Contemporary Art, University of Pennsylvania Zoë Ryan talks to architect and assistant curator for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2021, Gabriel Kozlowski about the importance of keeping up with the contemporary thinking and interconnections between art, architecture, and design in Ryan's curatorial practice. They discuss the interdisciplinary way of thinking about art and its role within society and what makes something contemporary.
In the second episode, sustainability designer Tuna Özçuhadar talks to Sinem Çelik about how humans try to function within the ever-changing dynamic systems that we inhabit. Özçuhadar discusses that the existence of human civilization heavily depends on how well we understand universal laws and natural cycles while shaping our environment as well as our life styles.
In this episode of "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Harif Guzman, a contemporary artist first gained recognition for his work as a street artist in New York, talks to the curator and founding director of the Museum of Now, Denis Leo Hegic about how the Covid-19 pandemic affected his work and current living situation, his alter ego and fashion brand Haculla, social change through art and culture and his transformative story from the street to the art world.
In the first episode of the new '74PODCAST Series "Sustainability as a Mindset", creative strategist and advisor Sue Barrett talks to Sinem Çelik about making business and life choices towards sustainability, and the mind shift that upholds vulnerability and empathy over statistics. Çelik and Barrett discuss the definition of sustainability beyond the limits of the buzzword as well as positivity and self-care as forms of creating change.
In this episode of Art on the Verge, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz and Co-Founder and Business Partner in Thirty Five Ventures and Kevin Durant's Manager Rich Kleiman talk about his experience in the music industry, passion for sports, and the multi-vertical platform at Thirty Five Ventures. They discuss future forecasts, exploring new ways to get into the sports world and the blurred lines that come with technological advancements.
In this episode, Aman Mojadidi, an artist of Afghani American decent, talks to Shwetal A. Patel about the realities of growing up in a racially charged Jacksonville, Florida, his shifting identities and adopted personas (“Afghan by blood, redneck by the grace of God") and his personal journey with shamanic teachings. Mojadidi also shares his feelings on how things have changed after the arrival of COVID-19.
In the fourth episode of Out of Focus, Jessica Morgan talks to Merve Çağlar about the essential need for shifts in art institutions, the significance of locality, and the ways to stay relevant for a younger audience. They discuss Dia Art Foundation's approach to invite viewers to form authentic connections with the artworks, and how understanding this journey is a big part of the artwork itself.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Erwin Wurm talks to Beral Madra about finding the zero point of his life and the major steps throughout his career as well as how he challenges the traditional forms of the sculpture as a discipline with his One Minute Sculptures. They discuss whether the artwork has a sustainable function in implementing values of democracy, truth, and wisdom.
In this episode, Senior Curator of the Department of Architecture & Design and Director of Research and Development at MoMA, Paola Antonelli talks to architect and assistant curator for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2021, Gabriel Kozlowski about the Design Emergency, a set of initiatives that faces the COVID-19 period through design. They discuss the role of curators and designers as team builders as well as how museums and cultural institutions can be the R&D of our society.
In the third episode of Out of Focus, Johann König talks to Merve Çağlar about his own experiences in the art world and how he started König Galerie. They discuss how the pandemic has changed the experience of art, the future of art business, and what an art gallery should be in the 21st century.
In this episode, artist and musician Lou Doillon talks to the co-founder of Verrecchia & Partners Timothée Verrecchia about the role and purpose of artists in drawing a new world in the context of everything that is happening and beyond.
In this episode, Chinese multimedia artist Cao Fei talks to Shwetal A. Patel about the new realities confronting her working practices during the lockdown, her ongoing solo exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery, as well as her prescient insights on the future of the art world and beyond.
"Nasıl Bir Yarın?" '74PODCAST serisinin bu bölümünde, sanat tarihçi, sanat eleştirmeni ve bağımsız küratör Fırat Arapoğlu, Mardin Bienali Genel Koordinatörü ve Çivi Yaratıcı Fikirler Ajansı'nın Kurucusu Hakan Irmak ile pandemi sürecinin sanat piyasasına olan etkisi, iş birliği ve dayanışmanın öneminin herkes tarafından hatırlanması ve gelecek 5. Uluslararası Mardin Bienali hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode, Co-Founder of Maçakızı Hotel Sahir Erozan talks to Condé Nast Traveller US & UK Editor-in-Chief Melinda Stevens about the captivating story of Maçakızı, how the pandemic has affected travel and hospitality as well as his projections for the future of the two sectors.
In the second episode, Tom Sachs talks to Merve Çağlar about how he has spent his days in lockdown and how this period manifested his opinions on anti-consumerism. Beginning from his early years, Çağlar and Sachs delve into his technique of bricolage and DIY as well as his most recent ISRU Project. Sachs also comments on how rituals can save us.
In the seventh episode of Art on the Verge, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz and Author, Art Historian and Curator John Hanhardt discuss what makes one museum different than others, how did the moving image find its place so quickly within the institutional ranks, preservation of new media, as well as his collaboration with legendary artists Nam June Paik and Bill Viola.
In the first episode of Out of Focus, Merve Çağlar and Tom Dixon discuss the experience of creating things for pleasure, explore how design and art can become sustainable by locality, and the role of designers in today’s society.
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In this episode, two-thirds of the Raqs Media Collective (Monica Narula and Jeebesh Bagchi) talk to Shwetal A. Patel about their virtual curation of the Yokohama Triennale, new modes of working as a collective during the lockdown as well as the influence of curator and poet Okui Enwezor on their multidisciplinary practices.
Bu bölümde, Baksı Müzesi'nin Kurucusu Hüsamettin Koçan, Sanatla Randevu platformunun Kurucusu Yonca Ebüzziya moderatörlüğünde, masalın ideolojisi, gönüllülük esasına dayanan bir ütopya olarak Baksı Müzesi, insanlığın doğaya ve öznenin merkezine yapacağı yolculuk hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery Bryce Wolkowitz, and Environmental Photographer Edward Burtynsky discuss his early inspirations, his first darkroom experience, the composition within the frame, current state of the art institutions, as well as his latest project "Natural Order."
In this episode, Trajal Harrell, the American dancer and choreographer, talks to Shwetal A. Patel about how the lockdown has influenced his working practices and ideas. Harrell also discusses his childhood in Georgia and how he ended up at Yale, as well as his epic series entitled "Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning" at The Judson Church in New York City.
In this episode, artist Lubna Chowdhary talks to Shwetal A. Patel about her working practices during the lockdown as a ceramic artist, her relationship with various materials, the challenge of diversity in the art world as well as her first solo show in India to be inaugurated in November.
In this episode of "How Can We All Make it into the Future?" designer and critic Gökhan Karakuş, and New York poet, filmmaker, and librarian Mustafa Sakarya talk about the nature of “Spatial Stories” in storytelling by a discussion of American conceptual artist Robert Smithson in his multidisciplinary series of works in landscape, art, and representation.
In this episode of Art on the Verge, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz and award-winning art historian, Founder & Chief Curator of Artmuse and Artmuse Selects Natasha Schlesinger discuss the joyful experience of seeing art, the power of social media in the art business, how virtual and physical experience should co-exist in the art world today as well as the next big movement.
In the first episode of Culture in a Time of Crises, artist Dayanita Singh talks to Shwetal A. Patel about her three-decade journey in photography, her bookmaking practice, and its performative aspects, the Mobile Museums she produces as well as her surprise book release at Museum of Innocence in Istanbul.
In this episode of Art on the Verge, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz and Visual Artist and Storyteller Oliver Jeffers discuss the art of storytelling, the relationship between memory and identity in Jeffers’ work, the imaginary borders of the world as well as his first solo exhibition For All We Know.
In the third episode of Art on the Verge, Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz talks with painter and art educator in design and one of the most influential graphic designers in the world, Paula Scher about her early career, her inimitable approach to design, her thoughts about the shift in the industry as well as and what has been inspiring her lately.
In this episode, Diana Winston, one of the best-known teachers of mindfulness and the author of The Little Book of Being, talks with New York-based writer Hande Oynar. Exploring the work she's done with the Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA, Winston gives tips for being mindful in everyday life as well as guiding us through a short meditation in the end.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", founders of Cave Bureau, Kabage Karanja and Stella Mutegi talk to Gabriel Kozlowski, architect and assistant curator for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2021, about colonialism in relation to the current social and political climate, the rich history of caves in Kenya, the ways how their project categorization resemble the lifecycle of a Kenyan as well as their work at Anthropocene Museum.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", interior designer and founder of Zeynep Fadıllıoğlu, Zeynep Fadıllıoğlu talks with creative director Antonio Monfreda about the manifold façade of creativity, the future of reimagined indoor spaces as well as cities as a source for inspiration.
In the second episode of '74PODCAST Series "Art on the Verge," the Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, Bryce Wolkowitz and Photographer Stephen Wilkes discuss what led Wilkes to the field of photography, his early works as well as challenges of being a filmmaker and its difference with photography.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", founder of Earth Yoga Studio and the School of Embodied Poetry, yoga instructor Shannon Paige Kenney talks to ISTANBUL'74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakaş about her personal journey with yoga and how yoga can help us stay strong mentally and physically.
In this episode, architectural scientist and building technology researcher Mae-ling Lokko talks to Gabriel Kozlowski, architect and assistant curator for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2021, about different aspects of Lokko’s work in relation to the current social and political climate, the idea of generative justice implemented into design practice, the use of mycelium as well as her work for the 4th Istanbul Design Biennial.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", curator, writer, and educator Vasıf Kortun speaks with designer Defne Koz about the ever-growing role of technology in changing the meaning of craftsmanship, the relationship between artificial intelligence and design, and how the current introduction of AI is affecting design profession as well as the ways in which AI is going to help regulate the transportation networks and change the dynamics of mobility design.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", artist and photographer Gail Albert Halaban talks to ISTANBUL‘74 Communications Assistant Işıl İlkter about the period when New York City was in lockdown, her ongoing project Out My Window and the concept of being neighbors as well as different techniques of photography.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", co-author of the New York Times bestseller "The Tools" and psychotherapist Barry Michels, and three-times TEDxWomen producer, coach and psychotherapist Kristan Sargeant talk to ISTANBUL'74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakaş about how to deal with the negative psychological impact of the pandemic by deepening our connection with our inner world.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", artist duo Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset talk to art writer Osman Can Yerebakan about how we all need human interaction, their latest exhibition recently opened in Koenig Gallery, Berlin, and the strategy of displacement.
Bu bölümde, Sanatçı, Eğitimci ve Arşivci Murat Germen ve Sanatçı, Teorisyen, Sanat Tarihçi ve Akademisyen Emre Zeytinoğlu, teknoloji karşısında sanatın estetik açıdan geldiği durum, ideaya ulaşmanın yolları, ve sanatçının bağımsız sanat üretebilmesi için oluşması gereken şartlar hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", media artist, the Artistic Director and Co-CEO of Ars Electronica Gerfried Stocker, and Art Historian Dr. Edward Shanken talk about manufactured realities, media art as social politics, social and cultural parts of this digital revolution as well as Ars Electronica.
In the first episode of Art on the Verge, Bryce Wolkowitz, the Founder and Director of the Bryce Wolkowitz Gallery, and Mark Lubell, Executive Director of International Center of Photography (ICP), discuss visual communication, its impact on us as a society, democratization of image-making and the role of ICP into the future.
In this episode, award-winning director and producer Chiara Clemente talks to filmmaker and creative director Ivan Olita about how the cinema culture is affected by the pandemic and what kind of charges we will see.
In this episode, contemporary visual artist Angel Otero talks to curator and art writer Osman Can Yerebakan about the conception of his latest show “Present Memory,” the deep, personal connections to his art, as well as the ways this period has affected him and his plans to reconnect with the artistic community in Puerto Rico.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST, artist and entrepreneur André Saraiva talks to art director and curator Jenny Mannerheim about how the pandemic affected him personally and what he hopes for the future.
"Nasıl Bir Yarın?” başlıklı ‘74PODCAST Serisinin yedinci bölümünde, Autoban kurucu ortağı Seyhan Özdemir Sarper, İstanbul Tasarım Bienali Direktörü Deniz Ova moderatörlüğünde mekanların yeniden tasarlanması, yeni normal sürecinde sosyal alanlarda bir araya gelme durumunu, bu süreç ve sonrasında tasarımlara uygulanacak olan malzeme yaklaşımları hakkında konuşuyor.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST, designer and founder of eponymous fashion label Ümit Benan talks to Sven Schumann, founder, and editor-in-chief of the interview magazine "The Talks", about his lifestyle during and after quarantine, the best choice he has ever made in the pursuit of his own path and the reimagination of the fashion industry.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Avangard artist and cyborg activist Moon Ribas talks to ISTANBUL‘74 Communications Assistant Işıl İlkter about how she defines cyborgism as an identity, her various experiments with cybernetics and her works as a cyborg artist as well as how the cybernetics get us closer to our planet and nature.
In this episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", architect Han Tümertekin and designer & architectural critic Gökhan Karakuş talk about super-regionalism and explore how we can create sustainable paradigms for architecture and construction by analyzing architectural geographies.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", the vice president of brand experience with EDITION Hotels and the founder of A Hotel Life Ben Pundole talks to luxury travel writer Jordan Bishop about how the hospitality business is affected by the pandemic and what kind of changes we will see.
"Nasıl Bir Yarın?” başlıklı ‘74PODCAST Serisinin altıncı bölümünde, İstanbul Tasarım Bienali Direktörü Deniz Ova, ISTANBUL'74 Kültür & Sanat Direktörü Bahar Ahu Sağın moderatörlüğünde, içinde bulunduğumuz değişimin tasarım yaklaşımına etkisi, insanın doğayla ve farklı türler ile kurduğu ilişkileri yeniden düşünmesinin gerekliliği, ve İstanbul Tasarım Bienali hakkında konuşuyor.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Pınar Yoldaş, professor and all-in-one designer, whose works deal with art, neuroscience, and ecology through the lens of speculative fiction, and Gabriel Kozlowski, architect researching and teaching at MIT, and Assistant Curator for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia 2020, talk about eco-nihilism and environmental recovery while questioning the commitment of the artist to the society in the post-pandemic world.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Koray Duman, principal of B-KD (Büro Koray Duman), a research-driven architecture and design studio based in New York and Istanbul, and Zeynep Turan, Environmental Psychologist, whose work blend design and social science in analyzing relations between the built environment and human behavior, talk about the design of public spaces, the importance of connectivity and how COVID-19 will transform the way we live.
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In the latest epsiode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", curator, author, and artistic director Pamela Golbin talks with the eponymous founder of fashion label ERDEM, Erdem Moralıoğlu about the successes and challenges the British-Turkish designer has faced, how confinement has influenced his creative process, and how the role of fashion and the arts will evolve.
In the latest episode of ‘74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", British artist Ed Fornieles talks with freelance writer/editor Laura Feinstein about how this current situation influences his creative process, his general approach to the direction of the digital world that is moving towards, and the re-evaluation of his current and past works in the light of the shifting paradigms.
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Bu bölümde, karikatürist ve heykeltıraş Erdil Yaşaroğlu, ISTANBUL'74 Kültür & Sanat Direktörü Bahar Ahu Sağın moderatörlüğünde, günümüzün dünyasında klasik insan hayatı döngüsünün uğradığı değişim, dijital ortamın getirdiği yeni mizah formları ve akışta olabilmek hakkında konuşuyor.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", CEO and Creative Director of the famed Pellicano Hotels Group, Marie-Louise Sciò, discusses plans for reopening for the upcoming season, the meticulous details that build the ultimate Pellicano experience, collaborations with photographer Juergen Teller and more.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", the Co-Founder of Verrecchia & Partners Timothee Verrecchia talks with the Founder of Brut Media Guillaume Lacroix about bridging the gap between the private and public sphere to create impactful change and the responsibility of new global media to inspire it.
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In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Ersin Han Ersin, the creative director of Marshmallow Laser Feast based in London, talks with İdil Tabanca, the creative director and chairperson of OMM, Odunpazarı Modern Museum based in Eskişehir, Turkey, about his collective's projects dealing with nature through art and technology, the paradoxical relationship between climate collapse and technological advancements as well as predictions on how our priorities will evolve in a post quarantine world as humans or as societies.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make It Into The Future?", Istanbul native Ottoman art expert, interior designer and author Serdar Gülgün talks to Italian art historian and curator Marco Mansi, about how this current situation influences his creative process; his general approach to interiors, books, art and life; the importance of culture as well as the relevance of beauty and heritage.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST, authentic NYC culture orchestrator Bobbito Garcia a.k.a. Kool Bob Love talks to Founder and Creative Director of Les Benjamins Bünyamin Aydın about his independent career that has affected the growth and direction of the footwear, hip hop, and sports industries in the process as well as how this current situation triggers him to think creatively.
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In the fifth episode of ‘74PODCAST Series “What Is Coming?”, ’74 co-founder and filmmaker Alphan Eşeli and Ingar Solty, political writer, journalist and Senior Research Fellow in Foreign Peace and Security Policy at the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung's Institute for Critical Social Analysis in Berlin, discuss the sustainability of the current political models, examine the economic crises and explore scenarios for the future between demise and hope.
"Nasıl Bir Yarın?” başlıklı ‘74PODCAST serisinin dördüncü bölümünde, Sanatçı ve Sanat Eğitimcisi İnci Eviner, ISTANBUL'74 Kültür & Sanat Direktörü Bahar Ahu Sağın moderatörlüğünde sanatın varoluşla ilişkisi, zor dönemlerde yaratıcılığın hayata yansımaları ve yeni sanat formları hakkında konuşuyor.
// For our English speaking listeners, in this episode of '74PODCAST, Artist İnci Eviner talks to '74 Arts & Culture Director Bahar Ahu Sağın about the relationship of art with our existence, new art forms, and the reflection of creativity that emerged in the times of uncertainty to our lives.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Business of Fashion (BOF) Imran Amed and ‘74 Co-Founder and filmmaker Alphan Eşeli talk about the effects of the pandemic on the creativity, consumer sentiment and business models within the fashion industry.
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"Nasıl Bir Yarın?” başlıklı ‘74PODCAST serisinin üçüncü bölümünde, Sabancı Üniversitesi Sakıp Sabancı Müzesi Müdürü Dr. Nazan Ölçer, yayıncı Cem Erciyes moderatörlüğünde, pandemi sonrası sanat dünyasında beklenen değişimler, yeni modeller ve bu süreçte değişen normlar hakkında konuşuyor.
In the latest episode of '74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Founder of Retail Prophet Doug Stephens talks to Galataport İstanbul VP İrem Yücel Kaymak about the unique challenges and opportunities that the retail market is facing in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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In the latest episode of ‘74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", the Founder & Editor-in-Chief of CABANA Magazine Martina Mondadori Sartogo talks to the photographer & creative director Antonio Monfreda about the magazine’s new Issue No:13 including the Istanbul story written by Demet Muftuoglu Eseli and the World of CABANA. For comments, questions, or conversation ideas, please e-mail: info@istanbul74.com
In the fourth episode of ‘74PODCAST Series “What Is Coming?”, ’74 co-founder and filmmaker Alphan Eşeli and philosopher, political scientist, and historian Mikhail Minakov discuss the choices we make for democracy, the concepts of crisis & solidarity, and how revolution is not an option for the new world order.
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In the latest edition of ‘74PODCAST Series "How Can We All Make it into the Future?", Prof. Dr. Claudia Mareis, an expert for design studies and cultural history, Professor at the Academy of Art and Design in Basel, Founder of the Institute of Experimental Design and Media Cultures (IXDM) and the Critical Media Lab and Gökhan Karakuş, designer concentrating on the intersection of design and architecture, curator in the fields of architecture and design, talk about the design history and methodology, cultural history of creativity, design thinking and possible scenarios on the role of design in the future and more.
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“Nasıl Bir Yarın?” başlıklı ‘74PODCAST serisinin ikinci bölümünde, sanat eleştirmeni, küratör ve Mimar Sinan Güzel Sanatlar Üniversitesi Sosyoloji Bölüm Başkanı Prof. Dr. Ali Akay, ISTANBUL'74 Kültür & Sanat Direktörü Bahar Ahu Sağın moderatörlüğünde, içinde bulunduğumuz bu durumun nasıl bir dönüşümü tetiklediği, kişisel izolasyonun beraberinde getirdiği dayanışma modelleri, yeni dengeler ve günümüzün kontrol mekanizmaları hakkında konuşuyor.
In this episode, the Founder of Costa Brazil and the former Creative Director of Calvin Klein Francisco Costa talks to Brand Consultant and the former Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Turkey Seda Domaniç about the fashion landscape after COVID-19 and his new brand.
In the third episode, Alphan Eşeli hosts internationally renowned artist José Parlá. The podcast raises questions about the situation in New York, the general psyche of the society, the impact of the pandemic on the artistic community as well as on how to achieve positive change through hope and global solidarity.
Bu bölümde, sanat eleştirmeni, yazar ve küratör Beral Madra, sanatçı ve sanat eğitimcisi Gülçin Aksoy moderatörlüğünde içinde bulunduğumuz dünya düzeninde sanatçının durumu ve sanat üretiminin geleceğine dair öngörülerini paylaşıyor.
In this episode, Yves Béhar, founder and CEO of fuseproject, a designer and entrepreneur and Deniz Ova, Director of the Istanbul Design Biennial at Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV) and advisor to the Pavilion of Turkey at the International Architecture Exhibition, la Biennale di Venezia talk about the design for social impact, possible future scenarios and more.
In this episode, Creative Fashion Consultant & Editor Daniela Agnelli talks to '74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakas about how the fashion world is affected by the pandemic and what will change.
In the second episode, Alphan Eşeli hosts Boris Groys, art critic, media theorist, and philosopher. The podcast examines the virus as a cultural factor and questions the role of the internet and online economy in this upcoming era of real conflicts.
In this episode, Retail Consultant Robert Burke talks to '74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakas about the impact of Covid-19 on the retail industry and what the future fashion landscape might look like.
In the first episode of the new '74PODCAST Series, "What Is Coming? Conversations for Tomorrow" Alphan Eşeli hosts Academy Award-nominated filmmaker, screenwriter, musician, and composer Mike Figgis. The podcast raises questions about how did we get where we are now, how can we move on from this point in a positive way and rethinking what film is in the days of isolation.
In this episode, Media Artist Refik Anadol and Art Historian Dr. Edward Shanken talk about a myriad of topics from the current situation of freelance artists, the concept of consciousness to machine hallucinations and more.
In the last 25 years, Jefferson Hack has focused on ‘The magical operation’ of bringing art to publishing and journalism. Hack will be discussing how he has transcended the form and function of magazines in the curious pursuit of new cultural territories, through new encounters and with new visual horizons in an intimate conversation.
Throughout centuries cultural movements have influenced architectural aesthetics and shaped our view of the built environment. Architects David Adjaye and Murat Tabanlıoğlu will discuss the value of “Aesthetics” in architecture, which prompts us to look at the form, purpose and meaning of our built environment.
American-British film director, screenwriter Terry Gilliam discusses his filmmaking adventures with director, writer Alphan Eşeli.
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With the participation of Arto Lindsay, the panel debates whether music production has lost much of its honesty in the modern world. The discussion will focus on whether our tastes that have been manipulated by the international media can be a criterion for artists and the role of musicians in this process.
A conversation between Waris Ahluwalia and ‘74PODCAST host and freelance writer Hande Oynar, on the art and business of thoughtful living and his latest adventure, House of Waris Botanicals.
An intimate conversation with the leading filmmaker of the New German cinema on his extraordinary career which spans over six decades and how the Post-Truth age and the digital revolution changes modern cinema, its stories, and the industry itself.
With the participation of Francesco Vezzoli, the creator of Party Politics, the panel will focus on the reflections of art on the notions hedonism and entertainment, which are becoming more and more ambiguous in our day. Exploring the potential of art and entertainment to shape and direct our perceptions of reality, which stand on slippery ground, the panel will discuss in detail the role of artists in this regard.
Tilda Swinton and Turkish actress Serra Yılmaz in an intimate conversation about being an actor and the film industry.
Esteemed artist José Parlá and Next Academy founder Levent Erden in a informative and dynamic discussion on Parlá's practice and the new body of work presented within ISTHMUS exhibition, opened at ISTANBUL'74. Parlá and Erden discussed everything from the beginnings of the artist's practice with the writing crews of Miami and his multi-layered approach involving a dialogue with the cities and urban spaces he works in, to being inspired by calligraphy and various scripts, symbols, and glyphs as well as dance and music.
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Parlá'nın ISTHMUS sergisi tuvallerden seramiklere sıçrayan çizgiler aracılığıyla bu coğrafyanın yüzlerce yıllık kaligrafi geçmişini, insanlık tarihi kadar eski bir gelenek olan seramikle buluşturuyor. ISTHMUS seramik eserlerinin üreticisi köklü seramik markası Gorbon’un CEO’su Orhan Gorbon ve Sanat Projeleri Danışmanı Ferhan İstanbullu ile Gorbon’un hikayesini ve ISTHMUS seramiklerinin hazırlanma sürecini keşfettiğimiz söyleşi 25 Eylül Çarşamba günü, ISTANBUL'74'te gerçekleşti.
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Film eleştirmeni Fırat Yücel'in moderatörlüğünde, yönetmen ve senarist Reha Erdem ile yönettiği Reha Erdem sineması üzerine soru-cevap oturumu.
An extensive discussion about art and culture with director Mike Figgis moderated by director, writer Alphan Eşeli.
Yazar Barbaros Altuğ ile efsanevi Türk yazar, şair, müzisyen ve film yapımcısı Zülfü Livaneli ile samimi bir sohbet.
Photographer Alex Prager and artist Arslan Sükan in discussion with lecturer, critic, writer, and curator Ali Tufan Koç.
A conversation between photographer, Craig McDean moderated by deputy editor of W magazine, Armand Limnander on the depiction of real life in a striking manner, creating together a signature hyper-realistic approach in the world of photography and fashion.
An enlighting talk on how the visual language has become more than ever the main key to the success of all businesses between Delfina Delettrez, Francesco Carrozzini & Piera Gelardi moderated by Dan Thawley.
Belgesel yapımcısı Emel Çelebi ile yönetmen Gülcan Keltek arasında, film eleştirmeni Muammer Brav'ın yönettiği, belgesellerin rolü üzerine bir tartışma.
A conversation about fantasy and reality with the leading British milliner Stephen Jones moderated by fashion editor, journalist Gianluca Longo.
A conversation between fashion designer Giambattista Valli and editor, journalist Gianluca Longo on Giambattista Valli and his creations.
Screening of Daniel Arsham’s “Future Relic 03” starring Juliette Lewis, based on the notion of how today's realism will effect, be perceived and preserved in the future.
JR’s latest movie inspired by his Portrait of a Generation and ballet projects, on a music by Hans Zimmer, Pharrell Williams and Woodkid. Followed by a Q&A with artist JR.
From a small fur and leather shop established in 1926 in Rome, Fendi went on to become one of the most important and leading brands in the fashion world. From Rome to Hollywood to the Chinese Wall, Silvia Venturini Fendi and Dan Thawley will explore the breathtaking story of a fashion house that changed the way women dress.
A survey conducted in America with 700 popular feature films shows that only 21% of these movies had female leads and only 1,9% were directed by women filmmakers. Actresses Parker Posey and Serra Yılmaz discuss the role and importance of women in cinema today.
Barbaros Altuğ moderatörlüğünde. Türkiye’nin en önemli kadın yazarlarından Latife Tekin, eserlerinde gerçekçilik ve “büyüyü” büyük bir başarıyla biraraya getirmiştir. Yazar ve yazar temsilcisi Barbaros Altuğ, Tekin’in yaşamı ve kariyeriyle ilgili konuşmak üzere yazarla bir araya gelecek.
Yerleştirme, fotoğraf, film, ses, kolaj ve desen gibi ifade alanlarındaki pratiğinde bir estetik yaklaşım olarak açıklığa ilkesel bir bağlılık gösteren kavramsal sanatçı Seza Paker, küratör, yazar, sanat eleştirmeni ve sosyolog Ali Akay’la yapıtlarındaki estetik yaklaşımı ve estetiğin değerlendirilmesini tartışacak.
Contemporary Polish Sculptor and video artist Miroslav balka will be in conversation with Anja Rubik about his work and career. Balka’s use of material in it’s worldliness refers to a great extent to the most basic human perceptions and the way they reside in memory through sensory elements. How his practice is influenced by his personal history will be discussed.
An intimate conversation with Dutch photographer, music video and film director, graphic designer Anton Corbin moderated by Yeşim Tabak.
From the movement we are born we start to learn through our senses.” Anja Rubik and Ben Gorham will discuss the role and importance of the 5 senses during artistic creation and its impact on the creative process of art.
Jean Charles De Castelbajac and Robert Montgomery will discuss their highly successful collaboration on “London/Paris Love Letters” which was recently exhibited in London.
Ticari olmayan Grafik Tasarım ürünlerinin önemi üzerine ve Tasarımda Deneysel Sanat fikrinin ve Grafik Tasarımın iletişim açısından etkisi Tunç Dindaş ve Eram Akçay arasında Didem Dayı moderatörlüğünde tartışılıyor.
A conversation with legendary cult-indie filmmaker and screenwriter Abel Ferrera about his career.
The role of a fashion curator in today’s fashion world will be discussed by Pamela Golbin and Armand Limander, joined by Goga Ashkenazi introducing Vionnet and its history.
Moderated by Stefano Tonchi, Tim Walker discusses his early career and dreamland. This panel took place during the 2014 edition of IST. Arts & Culture Festival.
A panel with the founders of the fashion brand Dice Kayek Ayşe Ege & Ece Ege, actor, designer Waris Ahluwalia and Ottoman Art Historian Serdar Gülgün on the importance of craftsmanship and the value that craftsmanship has in the modern design/fashion landscape.
Artists JR and José Parlá discuss the creative process of their collaborative film "Wrinkles of the City: La Havana," focusing on the Cuba part of the project where the history on the face of the elderly are compared with the walls and the wrinkles of the city.
Screening of “STREET” by James Nares and Q&A session with James Nares and José Parlá moderated by director and writer Alphan Eşeli.
A discussion between fashion designer Hussein Chalayan, chief curator, author Pamela Golbin regarding fashion and art moderated by Editor Armand Limnander.
Yazar Ayşe Kulin ve edebiyat eleştirmeni Barbaros Altuğ arasında, Osmanlı Devleti'nin son günlerinden Cumhuriyet'in kuruluşuna ve sonraki yıllara kadar bu toprakların hikayeleri hakkında bir tartışma.
A conversation with film director, screenwriter Andrew Dominik moderated by director, writer Alphan Eşeli about Hitchcock, filmmaking, and more.
A talk between DAZED founder Jefferson Hack and internationally renowned artist Pınar Yolaçan exploring the relationship between contemporary art and the digital world at IST. Arts & Culture Festival 2012 - Day II.
Oyuncu ve tiyatro yönetmeni Murat Daltaban ve Hakan Günday ile Türk fablları hakkında kapsamlı bir sohbet.
R.E.M. lead vocalist Michael Stipe, french writer and artist Sophie Calle, director and photographer Sam Taylor Johnson have a conversation about
“Collapse into Now” project moderated by Jefferson Hack, Founder of Dazed Media.
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The Venice International Film Festival’s Director Marco Mueller and actresses Kirsten Dunst and Nurgül Yeşilçay have a conversation moderated by film critic and writer Atilla Dorsay on what contemporary cinema tell us about the world today.
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