5/14/2025

Barin Han, Istanbul

Binding References – on (re) Framing Narratives
organized by Mary L. Fischer

29.05 - 05.06.2025


 


















The Program
 
Binding References – on (re) Framing Narratives
 
Opening Day Thursday May 29
Doors Open 18h
Performances (order TBD) 20h-22h: Harald Münz, Trio: Gökce Uygun, Jonas Engel, and Güneş Bozkır, Kitsune
22h Terrace Open
(there will be a guided tour for our neighbouring exhibition around 18/19h)
 
Friday May 30th
Doors open 15h
Clay Mural workshop with Mina Öner 17-20/21h
Performance 20h: Tamer Temel and Furkan Yılmaz
 
Saturday May 31st
Doors open 12h
Book binding Workshop with Elif Karadenizli 13-17h
Readings and performances 18-20h: Barbara Peveling, Sema Zulal, Hatice Utkan, Mary L. Fischer
 
Sunday June 1st
Doors open 12h
Book Binding workshop with Barin Han: 13-17h
Open House and Potluck Dinner meet and greet 17h-20h
 
Monday June 2nd CLOSED
 
Tuesday 3rd – Thursday 5th
Exhibition open 15-20h
Please note that due to the public holidays commencing on the 5th of June, the exhibition will close on Thursday.



5/11/2025

FALCON Art Collective

R U STILL PAINTING???

May 7 - June 1, 2025

Curated by: Falcon Founders Marco Boggio Sella and Paololuca Barbieri Marchi

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Justin Adian, Uri Aran, assume vivid astro focus, Paololuca Barbieri Marchi, Sam Barsky, Marco Boggio Sella, Bryson Brodie, Edgar Bryan, Merlin Carpenter, You Ni Chae, Patrick Concklin, Rob Davis, Maia De Estal, Andre Ethier, Jason Fox, Jonah Freeman, Justin John Greene, Heather Guertin, Johanna Hickey, Chris Hood, Marcus Jamal, Robert Janitz, Bill Komoski, Kosuke Kawahara, Sadie Laska, William Latta, Austin Lee, Justin Lowe, Alastair Mackinven, Charles Mayton, Servane Mary, Alissa McKendrick, Elizabeth Neel, Valerio Nicolai Alessandro Pessoli, Blake Rayne, Scott Reeder, Tyson Reeder, Hollis Robison, Hanneline Rogeberg, Sally Ross, Adrianne Rubenstein, Gibb Slife, Robert Storr, Su Su, Spencer Sweeney Cheyney Thompson, Josh Tonsfeldt, Kon Trubkovich, Marianne Vitale, Michael Wetzel, Viola Yeşiltaç

5/09/2025

Pink-Beam

PINK-BEAM’s inaugural exhibition will feature the work of 
Viola Yeşiltaç and Lucas Knipscher.

10.May - 10. September 2025

It's first experiment will be taking the private, domestic, work-from-home space of a studio apartment in Fort Greene, Brooklyn as the context for this two-person show. 


The exhibition will run for three months and end with the artists producing a series of 
limited-edition postcards.

Viewing hours will begin on Saturday, May 10th from 2 to 5pm. Additional viewing hours will be announced regularly, as available. 

Address info, private appointments, and other inquiries can be
made pinkbeamprojects@gmail.com  or via Instagram @pinkbeam___ 



7/01/2023

Kunstverein Springhornhof

 Sollbruchstelle, Thank You for Hustling!

8.Juli - 25. September 2023


documentation can be accessed here.

Die Heterogenität der künstlerischen Arbeiten von Viola Yeşiltaç - wie Skulpturen aus Fundstücken, Objekte aus Abgüssen, Fotografien, Tintemalerein auf der Rückseite von Kunstleder und Soundpieces - ist programmatisch zu verstehen, da ihnen ein performativer Gestus eingeschrieben ist.                                                                          
Yeşiltaç betrachte eine Reihe von soziokulturellen Themen, wie z. B. Migration, durch die Linse ihrer persönlichen Geschichte und registriert Transfer- und Migrationsbewegungen, die sich den Dingen einschreiben. Ort und Kontext, persönliches und politisches, Fiktion und Dokumentation werden gleichwertig reflektiert.

Zur Ausstellung erscheint ein Heft mit einem Text von Gürsoy Doğtaş

Sonntag, 6. August, 11 Uhr
Viola Yeşiltaç hat das Lärchenberg Trio zu einem Kammerkonzert in ihrer Ausstellung eingeladen. Mit ihrem Programm (Dvořak, R. Schumann et.al.). schaffen die drei eine Atmosphäre großer Leichtigkeit. Sie interpretieren, arrangieren, komponieren und vor allem improvisieren sie und machen dabei die Zuhörenden zu Erfindern und Geschichtenerzählern.
Eintritt € 12 / ermäßigt € 8 (gilt auch für Kunstvereinsmitglieder)


Die Ausstellung wurde durch die Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung, die Kreissparkasse Soltau, das Land Niedersachsen und den Lüneburgischen Landschaftsverband gefördert.

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The diversity in Viola Yeşiltaç's artistic creations—ranging from sculptures made of found objects, cast objects, photographs, ink paintings on the reverse of faux leather, to sound pieces—should be understood as programmatic, as they embody a performative gesture.

Yeşiltaç explores a variety of sociocultural themes, such as migration, through the lens of her personal history, documenting the transfer and migration movements that leave their mark on objects. Location and context, personal and political, fiction and documentation are all reflected on an equal footing.

A publication featuring a text by Gürsoy Doğtaş will accompany the exhibition.

Sunday, August 6, 11 AM
Viola Yeşiltaç has invited the Lärchenberg Trio for a chamber concert in her exhibition. With their program         
(Dvořák, R. Schumann, et al.), the trio creates an atmosphere of great ease. They interpret, arrange, compose, and above all, improvise, turning listeners into storytellers.

Admission: €12 / Reduced: €8 (also applies to Kunstverein members).

The exhibition was made possible by the Niedersächsische Sparkassenstiftung, Kreissparkasse Soltau,       the State of Lower Saxony, and the Lüneburg Regional Association.


1/07/2023

Throughline

Viola YeşiltaçNour Mobarak, Claudia Peña Salinas,

Davina Semo, Jeffrey Stuker, Patrica Trieb

 Bureau Gallery

178 Norfolk St, New York, NY 10002
for more information click and follow link



Die Landvermesserin (aus der Istanbul Serie), 2021
silver gelatin print, 23 × 20 in.