Partner for Arts.
MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY
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Establishes artistic and cultural relations with public and private structures.
Our team fosters professional, multidisciplinary collaborations between the creative sector and various industries. We specialize in strategic art management, exhibition curation—both digital and conventional, leasing, corporate and private collection management, artist-brand partnerships, and the professional communication of the arts.
Our Services
Strategic Art Management
Strategic Art Management guides collectors, artists, and institutions in navigating the art world through expert planning and curation. It covers exhibition strategies, collection development, and art consultancy to maximize artistic impact and value.
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Collection Development
We assist in building and managing art collections with strategic curation, acquisition planning, and valuation. Whether for corporate, private, or investment purposes, we help enhance collections with long-term value and significance.
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Projects
From exhibitions to large-scale art collaborations, we create and manage innovative projects that bridge the gap between art and diverse sectors. Our expertise covers conventional & digital exhibitions, art events, and cross-industry partnerships.
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![A colorful circular light installation on a wall, surrounded by abstract decor and a plant in the foreground.]()
Kaicy İstanbul.
Throughout history, people sought protection from evil. In ancient Rome, Evil Eye mosaics at entrances repelled negativity. The word “KAICY” meant “and you,” reflecting goodwill to the kind and negativity to ill-wishers.
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Hayal-i Alem.
'Hayal-i Alem' exhibition of the artist CANAN, curated by Begüm Güney in October 2021
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Paribu Headquarter.
“Paribu Art Memory,” aiming to transmit culture and art across generations while uniting the past, present, and future with an artistic perspective.
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![Contemporary art exhibition featuring a bed with white sheets and pillow, against a black wall with text "Bir Işık Hüzmesi Üzerine" and "On a Beam of Light". Hanging photographs on the wall beside the bed.]()
On a Beam of Light.
The exhibition uses the absence of color to invite a deeper sensory and psychological engagement, transforming black-and-white into a language of form, feeling, and boundlessness.
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Island Hoping.
Christina Dimiriadis’s solo exhibition Island Hoping presents thirty stark, uninhabited images of Aegean skerries, exploring themes of memory, erasure, and identity within familial and national structures.
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Ancient Times
Evren Erol’s site-specific exhibition From Ancient Times explores the mythical Tree of Life through a poetic sculpture and sound installation, blending nature, humanity, and space into a contemporary allegory.
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![A person viewing abstract sculptures and artwork in a modern art gallery with white walls and wooden floors.]()
One Akaretler
Curated by Begüm Güney and supported by Bilgili Holding, this large-scale exhibition unites 27 independent artists and 3 initiatives across disciplines, serving as a collective act of creative expression and togetherness in the aftermath of the pandemic.
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![Interior view of a modern art gallery with a large abstract painting on the left wall, featuring shades of purple and gray geometric shapes. The floor is polished and reflective. The far wall has multiple smaller artworks, and to the right are three framed drawings on a beige wall.]()
Not What You Think
Turan Aksoy’s solo exhibition Not What You Think, presented by Odeabank’s O Art, explores the dualities of artistic production through three thematic sections—Individual & Collective, Nature & Urban, and Reality & Surreal—featuring a diverse selection of paintings, installations, and sculptures.
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![Room with wooden floor and white paneled walls, featuring a large colorful artwork with pink circular patterns leaning against the wall, and an open doorway leading to another space with a pink-painted wall visible in the distance.]()
Alba
The duo exhibition Alba by Renée Levi and Janiv Oron, presented across 20 rooms at Akaretler 37–39 in collaboration with Bilgili Sanat, blends non-figurative painting and sound to explore the fluid boundaries between analogue and digital, tradition and contemporary expression.
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