Burçak Bingöl’s work Broken-City is exhibited at the group exhibition Printed’16, an exhibition at Mixer presenting works in editions of local and international artists including Takashi Murakami and Marc Quinn. The exhibition brings together 31 artists’ limited edition works accessible by the wider audience while preserving the uniqueness of the art object. Printed’16 will be on view until June 18th.

http://mixerarts.com/printed16

Burçak Bingöl participated in the symposium Ceramics Today and Yesterday at Pera Museum with an artist’s talk titled Ceramics: To Make or Not To Make. The symposium took place on March 12 and dealt with the different ways in which ceramics were produced over the course of history. The second part of the symposium was dedicated to discussing the relationship between ceramics and contemporary art, talking about how the tradition of ceramics influenced contemporary art.

http://www.peramuzesi.org.tr/Aktivite-Detay/“Seramik-Sanatinda-Dun-ve-Bugun”/398

Burçak Bingöl participated in the group exhibition Nature Morte with her workTemporary Permeable. She attended the exhibition tour and talk on March 17th, which was part of the exhibition. Together with Elif Boyner, Melike Kılıç, and Plato Sanat’s curator Marcus Graf, the discussion was based on the possible new meanings of the “nature morte” today. 

http://www.platosanat.org.tr