Duygu Demir
Duygu Demir is a programmer for SALT, Istanbul. Duygu worked on the inaugural exhibition at SALT Beyo?lu,I am not a studio artist, a retrospective of Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin that opened in April 2011, and was the editor of a comprehensive publication that accompanied the exhibition. She also organized Across the Slope Ahmet Ö?üt, the first in a series of projects titled Modern Essays, and co-curated I Decided not to Save the World with Kyla McDonald, a group exhibition which was on view at Tate Modern’s Level 2 Gallery and traveling to SALT in March 2012. Most recently, she worked on another institutional collaboration, ?stanbul Eindhoven SALTVanAbbe: Post 89. Duygu contributes to magazines and online platforms including Art Asia Pacific, Art Unlimited, Broadsheet and Ibraaz, and previously acted as managing editor for the magazine RES Art World / World Art.
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SALT and the Istanbul Contemporary Art Scene
Tuesday, April 17 78:30pm ICI Curatorial Hub 401 Broadway, Suite 1620 New York, NY 10013 Duygu Demir will talk about SALT, the newly opened cultural institution, explaining its mission, the architecture of its two buildings, as well as providing a look at SALT’s recent exhibitions. The talk will briefly capture the current state of the […]
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