ŞUBAT SEÇKİSİ

Bringing together different disciplines of modern and contemporary art on a digital platform, "Şubat Seçkisi" continues to be on view starting from February 1. Open for visitors until March 15, 2026, this comprehensive virtual exhibition brings together figures who have left their mark on Turkish art history with today's prominent artists on the same curatorial plane.

The Continuity of Art: Masters and New Explorations

"Şubat Seçkisi" blends works by doyen figures of Turkish painting such as Burhan Doğançay, Mustafa Ayaz, Kuzgun Acar and Güngör Taner with the works of artists known for their unique styles, such as Ahmet Yeşil, Yalçın Gökçebağ and Ekrem Kadak. Emphasizing the timelessness of art and intergenerational interaction, the exhibition offers the viewer an in-depth aesthetic experience from the comfort of home.

Rich Artist Roster and Interdisciplinary Approach

Offering a wide range from Sertap Yeğin's figurative approaches to Serkan Erkoç's aesthetic of production in sculpture; from Fethi Çelik and Nurettin Akkaya's textural explorations to Behzat Feyzullah and Hakan Ecevit's modern interpretations, the selection consists of works by a total of 37 artists.

Artists Featured in the Exhibition:

Adem Başpınar, Ahmet Yeşil, Arda Selim, Ayhan Çetin, Behzat Feyzullah, Binnur Yücebaş Ruocco, Burhan Doğançay, Bülent Aytaç, Derya Yıldız, Dila Naz Akgün, Ekrem Kadak, Emirhan Candan, Engin Korkmaz, Esra Yıldırım, Fethi Çelik, Filiz Özgüven Galatalı, Güngör Taner, Hakan Ecevit, Hasan Saygın, Hüseyin Feyzullah, Kuzgun Acar, Mevlüt Akar, Murat Özdoğru, Murat Tolga, Mustafa Ayaz, Nurettin Akkaya, Ömer Koçağ, Özlem Çakmak, Salih Çakar, Sedigheh Fatollahzadeh Dizaji, Serkan Erkoç, Sertap Yeğin, Tolga Boztoprak, Turgut Akarsu, Yalçın Gökçebağ, Zekiye Akalın.

Why a Virtual Exhibition?

Thanks to the integration of technology with art, "Şubat Seçkisi" removes physical boundaries and opens art to global access. Art lovers can examine the details of the works through high-resolution digital copies and experience the exhibition at any hour of the day until March 15.