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The other history and secret city culture guided by a transsexual
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| The concept of public sphere, which entered our lives as an extension of modernism, exists in Turkey as a space of living and debate. When we look at “visibility” in public sphere, the main figure that has visibility in recent history, and predominantly in our present day, is the “Turkish-Sunni/Muslim-male” citizen. The identities outside of this figure continue to be “marginal” groups excluded by the city culture, and at best, allowed to exist behind a “dirty” curtain of private lives. |
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Can Altay’s work is ready to welcome visitors!
Turkish Artist hosted by Centrum Sztuki Wspólczesnej Zamek Ujazdowski, has finished his art work at the end of residency programme. | | More |
Save the date! / Sign up for opening tour!
Five artists have been invited to develop unique projects, each for a different city in Turkey. The public unveiling of these five site-specific works in five different cities across Turkey will be held in between October 20th and 24th, 2010. | | More |
August 2010 - New issue!
New issue of electronic diary is on now...
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The first printed version
The first Issue of My City printed electronic diary is on now... | | More |
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| | | | Street Talks - Konya
İbrahim Dıvarcı (photographer): The first thing that comes to mind when you hear about Konya is Mevlana (Rumi). Konya’s total area covering land is larger than those of most of the European countries. Mevlana should not overshadow the other beauties of Konya. Its historical and natural beauties are still waiting to be discovered. | | | | | | |
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