Kazi Izleri / Lines of Site: Group Exhibition, Istanbul, Barcelona, Anatolia, Dundee

Anita Taylor; Gary Sangster; Demet Gural; Ferhat Boratav; Firat Arapoğlu; Özgül  Arslan; Eva Bosch; Şahin Domin; Ahmet Rüstem Ekici; Leyla Emadi; Stephen Farthing; Murat Germen; Osman Nuri  İyem; Blanca Moreno; Dillwyn Smith; Hakan Sorar; Emre Zeytinoğlu; Mihriban Özbasaran; Gunes Duru; Miquel Molist Montañà; Adria Breu Barcons; Ayse Bernev Çaglar

Kazi Izleri / Lines of Site: Group Exhibition, Istanbul, Barcelona, Anatolia, Dundee

Anita Taylor (Artist), Gary Sangster (Curator), Demet Gural (Director), Ferhat Boratav (Commissioner), Firat Arapoğlu (Curator), Özgül Arslan (Artist), Eva Bosch (Artist), Şahin Domin (Artist), Ahmet Rüstem Ekici (Artist), Leyla Emadi (Artist), Stephen Farthing (Artist), Murat Germen (Artist), Osman Nuri İyem (Artist), Blanca Moreno (Artist), Dillwyn Smith (Artist), Hakan Sorar (Artist), Emre Zeytinoğlu (Artist), Mihriban Özbasaran (Collaborator), Gunes Duru (Collaborator), Miquel Molist Montañà (Collaborator)Adria Breu Barcons (Other), Ayse Bernev Çaglar (Editor)

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Abstract

Exhibition Venues and Dates:
Hüsrev Kethüda Hammam, Istanbul from 4-25 February 2022
Matthew Gallery, University of Dundee (9 March-8 April 2022)
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (27 April -20 May 2022)
Aksaray Museum in Anatolia (10-31 July 2022)

The Kazi Izleri / Lines of Site exhibition was the collective outcome of the interdisciplinary project, An Intercultural Dialogue Through Art and Archaeology, supported under the Grant Scheme for Common Cultural Heritage: Preservation and Dialogue between Türkiye and the EU–II (CCH-II) implemented by the T.R. Ministry of Culture and Tourism with the financial support of the European Union. This project was planned and implemented by the Turkish NGO, the Friends of Aşıklı Höyük, together with the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and the University of Dundee, and aimed to promote new knowledge and understanding of the Neolithic settlement and archaeological site, Aşıklı Höyük in Central Anatolia by bringing together artists, historians, art historians, archaeologists and anthropologists. From 2019, thirteen artists from different countries responded to the site through the generation of new artworks and artefacts that formed an international touring exhibition in 2022. Taylor produce a sequence of drawings, the Witness Series: Aşıklı Höyük, that were presented in the The Lines of Site / Kazı İzleri exhibition. The exhibition was first presented at the historical Hüsrev Kethüda Hammam in Ortaköy, Istanbul from 4-25 February 2022 (see: https://asiklider.com/en/category/site-exhibition/ ); followed by iterations of the exhibition at Matthew Gallery, University of Dundee (9 March-8 April 2022) and the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (27 April -20 May 2022) and in full at the Aksaray Museum in Anatolia, were the archaeological finds from Aşıklı Höyük are housed (10-31 July 2022). The exhibition was accompanied by an illustrated exhibition guide, an illustrated tri-lingual publication documenting the Art & Archaeology project, and a programme of public seminars involving the artists, curators, project team and guest speakers in each exhibition location.

Original language	Other
Place of Publication	Turkey
Publisher	Friends of Asikli Hoyuk
Media of output	Other
Publication status	Published - 4 Feb 2022
Event	Kazi Izleri / Lines of Site: Özgül Arslan, Eva Bosch, Şahin Domin, Ahmet Rüstem Ekici, Leyla Emadi, Stephen Farthing, Murat Germen, Osman Nuri İyem, Blanca Moreno, Dillwyn Smith, Hakan Sorar, Anita Taylor, Emre Zeytinoğlu. Curated by Fırat Arapoğlu & Gary Sangster - Historical Hüsrev Kethüda Hammam in Ortaköy, Istanbul, Turkey Duration: 4 Feb 2022 → 27 Feb 2022 https://asiklider.com/en/category/site-exhibition/

Keywords

Art and Archaeology
Drawing
Visual Arts
Asikli Höyük
Neolithic Archaeological Site

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Taylor, A. (Artist), Sangster, G. (Curator), Gural, D. (Director), Boratav, F. (Commissioner), Arapoğlu, F. (Curator), Arslan, Ö. (Artist), Bosch, E. (Artist), Domin, Ş. (Artist), Ekici, A. R. (Artist), Emadi, L. (Artist), Farthing, S. (Artist), Germen, M. (Artist), İyem , O. N. (Artist), Moreno, B. (Artist), Smith, D. (Artist), Sorar, H. (Artist), Zeytinoğlu, E. (Artist), Özbasaran, M. (Collaborator), Duru, G. (Collaborator), ... Bernev Çaglar, A. (Ed.) (Editor). (2022). Kazi Izleri / Lines of Site: Group Exhibition, Istanbul, Barcelona, Anatolia, Dundee. Exhibition, Friends of Asikli Hoyuk.

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