berlin \u00b7 istanbul \u00b7 vice versa is an exhibition that enquires after the cultural transitions and uncertainties of a society made up of world citizens. It is true that art cannot deliver prefabricated answers or compact recipes for political and economic change. But artists react sensitively to social reform and reflect on its risks and utopias without prejudice.<\/p>\n
berlin \u00b7 istanbul \u00b7 vice versa gathers together artists from the growing metropolises of the present day \u2013 mostly from Berlin and Istanbul \u2013 and aims, quite consciously, to employ attractive analogies and find mysterious metaphors with which to underline the differences between the cultural territories and so to emphasise the necessity of fundamental difference as opposition to the globalised loss of meaning in art.<\/p>\n
Mit Erdag Aksel \u00b7 Nevin Aladag \u00b7 Banu Birecikligil \u00b7 CHARLIE \u00b7 Antonio Cosentino \u00b7 Marta Deskur \u00b7 Extram\u00fccadele \u00b7 Tan Cemal Genc \u00b7 Hakan G\u00fcrsoytrak \u00b7 Ali Kepenek \u00b7 Serhat K\u00f6ksal \u00b7 Neriman Polat \u00b7 Lars Ramberg \u00b7 Klaus Staeck \u00b7 Roland Stratmann \u00b7 Asli Sungu \u00b7 Sencer Vardarman \u00b7 Nalan Yirtmac<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","categories":[],"class_list":["post-12781","kb_exhibition","type-kb_exhibition","status-publish","hentry"],"acf":{"article_image":"","article_image_bu_de":"","article_image_bu_en":"","datum_suche":"2014-07-15 11:45:26"},"yoast_head":"\n