Alakuş gets 25th year bash at Çırağan Kempinski

19 September 2012 /

The Çırağan Palace Kempinski Art Gallery in İstanbul’s Ortaköy neighborhood is celebrating the 25th year of renowned Turkish miniature artist Taner Alakuş’s career with a special exhibition that opened Tuesday at the gallery.

Curated by Ceylan Harmancı and titled “Hayallerimdeki Minyatürler” (The Miniatures of My Dreams), the selection offers an overview of the entire career of Alakuş. The show will continue until Oct. 18 at the gallery, located on the entrance floor of Çırağan Palace Kempinski.

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