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Borusan Contemporary Exhibition: Edward Burtynsky’s Shifting Topography

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Southeastern US Artists Receive Over $100,000 in Prizes from ArtFields Awards

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Borusan Contemporary Exhibition: Edward Burtynsky’s Shifting Topography

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Southeastern US Artists Receive Over $100,000 in Prizes from ArtFields Awards

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Honoring Change in Nature and Humanity via Grand Embroidery on Tulle
September 18, 2025

Borusan Contemporary Exhibition: Edward Burtynsky’s Shifting Topography

Borusan Contemporary is proud to present “Edward Burtynsky: Shifting Topography,” the Canadian photographer’s first major solo exhibition in Türkiye. Curated by Marcus Schubert, this comprehensive showcasing features new work alongside selections from Burtynsky’s extensive portfolio spanning 30 years. Burtynsky is renowned for his photographs that explore the intricate balance between nature and human industry. With over four decades of experience, […]

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September 18, 2025

Honoring Change in Nature and Humanity via Grand Embroidery on Tulle

Textile artist Kathrin Marchenko conjures enchantment with thread and tulle, crafting fantastical designs characterized by a unique dark color scheme. Her exceptional embroidery technique on tulle creates the effect of stitches that appear to float, merging detailed intricacy with a painterly flair. Marchenko perceives embroidery as a narrative, employing the art as a medium of quiet communication. Her partnerships, such […]

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September 18, 2025

Vote for the Finalists of the 2025 Weather Photographer of the Year

“Sky surfing” by Lukáš Gallo While traveling close to Vodňany in South Bohemia, Czechia, photographer Lukáš Gallo spotted some peculiar clouds starting to develop. He continued driving, observing the transformation of the sky, until around 30 minutes later, a breathtaking arrangement of Kelvin-Helmholtz wave clouds emerged above. He swiftly pulled over, took his camera, and seized the fleeting spectacle from […]

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September 17, 2025

“How Artists Can Combat the AI-Driven Degradation of Quality”

In 2022, artist Molly Crabapple noticed that AI-generated images closely resembling her distinct illustrations began appearing online. These images were created using models trained on billions of images, including her work, to generate images from text. Programs like DALL-E, DreamStudio, and Stable Diffusion produced flawed replicas of her art when prompted with her name. This incident highlights a growing concern […]

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September 17, 2025

Top 10 Must-See Art Exhibitions in the Bay Area This Fall

After a long, rainy summer, the Bay Area art scene is beginning to thaw out, with galleries returning from summer vacation and museums kicking off the fall. The country seems to be spiraling ever further towards authoritarian chaos, but a small flame of resistance burns bright in our cultural spaces. This season’s lineup of exhibitions brings together artists and activists […]

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