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BURADAN!












Ekim 2016’da bu yana bir arada olan ‘durum sanat grubu’ üçüncü sergileriyle 16-21 Ekim 2017 tarihleri arasında Haydarpaşa Garı’nda bir araya gelecek.
Kadıköy’de, bütün Anadolu’yu dolaşan demiryollarının son istasyonu olan Haydarpaşa garında gerçekleşecek olan sergi, hem “burada” hem de “buradan” olmak durumunu inceleyerek durağan, hareketli, yakın, uzak, çözülme, tamamlanma, aidiyet ve kopuş gibi kavramları irdelemeyi amaçlıyor.
Yol, yolculuk kavramları ve Haydarpaşa Garı’nın belleğinden etkilenerek üretim yapan sanatçıların eserlerini beş gün boyunca açık kalacak.


Sanatçılar: Seray Akkoyun, Tunca Apaçlı, Tarık Ceddi, Hüseyin Demirbaş, Mehmet Dere, Murat Duraklı, Aylin Zeynep Ertem, Burak Eren Güler, Şafak Gürboğa, Deniz İkizler, Aslı İrhan, Derya Kazan, Muhittincan, Arzu Parten, Cengiz Tekin, Ayşe Tülay, Ersin Uysal, Ezgi Vural





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