Aesthetics

Short hair, don't care!

A region of great natural beauty

Five Turkish artists will donate proceeds from the sale of their artwork to coronavirus-related causes after holding their first in-person show in Istanbul since pandemic restrictions in the country were eased.

So the cute animals decided to take a break and rest from their epic journey

Tradition is never out of fashion

The Russian beauty is out of this world

The Suna and İnan Kıraç Foundation's Pera Museum opened its new exhibition "A Question of Taste" on Feb. 23.

With art of miniature now included in the UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List, Taner Alakuş, a Turkish miniature artist, sheds light on the way this branch of art, which has gained significant national interest, is advancing in the international arena and the potential it holds.

The online program of Kundura Stage, the performance and theater stage of Beykoz Kundura, presents "Uncanny Valley," an android's one-man performance.

An environmentalist woman in Istanbul province turns the materials she collects from nature into jewelry with the principle of "zero waste," blending the love of nature with art.

Having been teaching on ecology and gender equality for 12 years, Gizem Gül Taşçı left her job to "return to herself" when the coronavirus pandemic emerged.