Istanbul ile ilgili hikayeler

In his latest exhibition "evim yuva," Barış Çavuşoğlu offers his interpretation of the concept of "home," drawing inspiration from his childhood. The exhibition, held at the BENTA art gallery within Istanbul’s Manifaturacılar Çarşısı (İMÇ), not only recreates Çavuşoğlu’s childhood home but also reflects the experiences and emotions he lived through during that time.

Following the arrest of opposition presidential candidate Ekrem İmamoğlu, Turkey is undergoing weeks of political protests that are shaking up the country's political landscape.

There are people who could not find a place for themselves under the political party flags that filled Saraçhane—the heart of the protests that erupted following the arrest of the opposition’s presidential candidate and Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu. We are talking about a community that defies labels: people carrying ultranationalist symbols, people waving Turkish flags, people holding humorous, Gen-Z-style placards, and others whose signs read “Revolutionary children of conservative families”... But when the police crackdown began, this diverse group—one that requires a sociological explanation for how it came together—stood united. We asked the protestors, who now share a voice and a set of concerns: What brought you to the streets?

With days left until confirmation of his presidential bid, Istanbul Mayor and President Erdoğan's key rival Ekrem İmamoğlu has been detained with dozens of others. Just a day earlier, he was effectively barred from running as a candidate.