Turkish Culture
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Art & Culture
Generation of 1914 Painters Take Over Istanbul Museum
Nearly 200 works from the İş Bank and Arkas collections show how the Generation of 1914 painters shaped modern Turkish…
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Dolmabahçe Exhibition Reimagines Ottoman Art in Paint
The Dolmabahçe Palace exhibition shows 50 paintings by Uğur Mine Tamay that reinterpret Ottoman and Turkish heritage. It runs through…
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Süleymaniye Mosque Restoration Reveals Hidden Jars in Dome
The Süleymaniye Mosque restoration in Istanbul uncovered hidden acoustic jars in Sinan's dome, plus original paintwork and a rare metal-backed…
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Alpay, Voice of “Eylülde Gel,” Dies at 91 in Turkey
Turkish pop and romantic folk singer Alpay, known for "Eylülde Gel" and "Fabrika Kızı," has died at 91. Here is…
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Kızılhan Restoration in Beçin Will Create an Academic Hub
The Kızılhan restoration in Beçin, Muğla, is due to finish in early 2027. The Menteşe-era building will host summer schools…
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News & Updates
Turkish TV Drama Output Falls 40% as Episode Costs Climb
Turkish TV drama output has reportedly fallen about 40% in three years as episode costs reach ₺25 million. Here is…
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MFÖ Plans Stage Return With Tema Sanat Deal
MFÖ is preparing a stage return. Mazhar Alanson and Fuat Güner will honour Özkan Uğur and have signed a deal…
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Kekova Shipwreck: 4,700-Year-Old Amphorae Hint at Dairy Cargo
Divers off Antalya recovered Bronze Age amphorae from the Kekova shipwreck. One jar may be a dairy churn, hinting at…
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Kanal D Calls Turkish Dramas Turkey’s Soft Power at MIPCOM
Kanal D's Murat Yancı calls Turkish dramas a form of soft power at MIPCOM 2026 in Cannes, where the channel…
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Aksaray’s 725-Year-Old Church Shows Anatolia’s Layered Past
A 725-year-old church on Ana Sultan Hill in Aksaray reportedly became a mosque, then a village gathering place. See what…
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