Steve McCurry Photography Exhibition

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Steve McCurry is American journalist who is known as photographer of Afghan Girl (Şarbat Gula). This photograph was takenn in 1985 by Steve McCurry and both the girl and the photographer were known by all the world.

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When i heard that this exhibition would be placed in Ankara, i was very exited about it. Then i went to see and i can say that i totally satisfied. In my opinion, because of being journalist, Steve McCurry focuses on the events, movements, or exact feelings on his photographs. In some other photography exhibitions which i visited before, i realise that, every person can take these photos if the same scene would be there. Actually, even if the photograph would be a landscape or vista photos, there should be special observation or a different perspective. When i think of them, i visited this exhibition and i am strongly agree with my ideas. 🙂

The photography is not a valid artwork when photographer add nothing to the current one. Then, Steve McCurry is very successful photographer in that manner. Now, i want to add my favourite ones and you will realize what i told above.

 

http://stevemccurry.com/

http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photographers/photographer-steve-mccurry/

 

 

 

TSMD – Basamaklar 2015

In Türkiye Serbest Mimarlar Derneği, there was the exhibition of 2014-2015 projects of architectural schools in Ankara. It includes all the classes’ final projects and there were all posters and models of the projects. We visited the exhibition and joined the coctail here as TEDUArch students. It was exciting to be here, because mostly every architecture lecturers and students were in there also we had a chance to observe general design processes of other schools and different kind of design methods. Here, you can find a few photographs from the exhibition.

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Colors in Contemporary Art Museum

When i visited the exhibition center in Contemporary Art Museum, Çankaya, Ankara, i saw some paintings which have lots of colors and the colors were amazing. I went near them and there was no name or explanation about the paintings. Probably the exhibition of these paintings would finished yet and there were just paintings on the wall. I wanted to share these paintings with you without any explanation but i can say that the colors of them very attractive and i very like them.

Exhibition: Never Again

In contemporary art museum in Ankara, there was a political exhibition about the events which have affected the world negatively and which deserved apoligies. So the exhibition includes some historical “apoligy” proclamations and speeches. Some examples of these stypes of events in history are

“Bloody Sunday” (1972),

“Victoms of Nazi Persecution” (1933-1945),

“France-Algeria Colonialism and Dirty War”,(1954-1962)

“Australia-Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders – Srolen Generations”,

“USA – Japanese Americans – Internment of the Japanese Americans” ,

“Chile – Rights Violations in the Pinochet Era”,

“Bulgaria – Turkish Minority – The Process of Rebirth” ,

“Serbian Republic – Bosnian Muslims, Srebrenica Massacre”.

Exhibition: Women of Letter

In Contemporary Art Museum in Ankara (Çankaya Belediyesi Çağdaş Sanatlar Merkezi), there was an exhibition about the Women of Letter in Turkey. From Ottoman time, to today, the most important Turkish Women of Turkish Literature were icluded by the exhibition before the 8 of March – International Women’s Day. It was a reminder exhibition for Turkish people in order to know how the woman can change the society. Today, i am proud of them and trying to improve myself as a woman.