Pushing the boundaries of art and creativity, the “NOVA360” group exhibition met art enthusiasts at 360 Istanbul starting December 25, 2024. This event, a continuation of highly acclaimed exhibitions from previous years, takes place in the historic ambiance of the Misir Apartment, sponsored by 360 Istanbul.

The exhibition features paintings, ceramics, and sculptures created using techniques such as watercolor, acrylic, oil painting, clay, plaster, and mixed media. Works by prominent artists like Ada Tokgöz, Aksel Demir, Aras Haydaroğlu, Aylin Gücüm, Başak Tanem Tanyeri, Burcu Türlü Kılıç, Burçak Demirel, Can Haydaroğlu, Cem Erdem, Deniz Tokgöz, Ela Demir, Ela Kiraz Taygun, Elif Koç, Ersin Engindeniz, Feykan Kuru, İda Ayaroğlu, İlona Nil Elif Akyol, Mejdolin Yücel Karagöz, Mike Norman, Nilgün Dilaver, Selda Gülertan, Selin Soygür, and Zeyno Doğan are showcased as reflections of multidisciplinary creative processes and unique artistic perspectives.

The opening of the “NOVA360” exhibition was marked by a special cocktail event on December 25, 2024, at 7:00 PM. Held alongside a New Year celebration, the event brought art enthusiasts together. The exhibition will remain open to visitors for one week, continuing to share the universal energy of art.

Başak Tanem Tanyeri

A graduate of Hacettepe University’s Painting Department, Başak Tanem Tanyeri participated in the “NOVA360” exhibition with a special piece. The artist shared insights into her creative process, from the materials she uses to her sources of inspiration, stating:

“In this exhibition, the material I used is Dragon Skin. As with my previous works, in this piece, I question human life through dystopian themes. I drew inspiration from Yevgeny Zamyatin’s novel We. I attempted to express a dystopia, parallel to our time, that critiques the fixed ideas about how people should live within society, using form and material.”

Başak Tanem Tanyeri’s work represents an innovative approach in both form and concept. The artist’s piece deeply explores the relationship between society and the individual.

Visit Information

The exhibition is open to visitors for one week at 360 Istanbul, free of charge. Art enthusiasts should not miss the opportunity to explore the energy of art in this historic venue on Istiklal Street.

“Like a starburst, art also expresses the energy it carries within and illuminates the universe.” – Artıkare Art Center

For Contact and Detailed Information: Artıkare Art Center