SAHA Studio Open

SAHA Studio opens its doors on 25 May 2022 with the end-of-term presentations. The works of Eser Epözdemir, Berat Işık, Ali Miharbi, İz Öztat, and TUNCA, who have been conducting their research and productions in distinct mediums such as drawing, video, sculpture, and installation at SAHA Studio since October 2021, can be visited between 25 and 28 May 2022 from 12 to 7 pm.

The artists who were invited to the residency program by the selection committee, namely artist Gülsün Karamustafa, curator Özge Ersoy, and SAHA director and curator Çelenk Bafra, after being selected from the nominations by independent curators and the SAHA Studio alumni, are to impart conceptual and process-driven details of their respective works at talks and conversations within the scope of SAHA Studio Open, allowing the audiences to obtain further contextual insight regarding the works produced with SAHA’s support.

SAHA Studio Open
25-28 May 2022, everyday from 12 to 7 pm

Sıraselviler Cad. No: 35/1 (Floor -2), Cihangir, Beyoğlu 34433 İstanbul
For details: www.saha.org.tr / info@saha.org.tr
Tel: +90 212 244 06 05

Artist Talks & Conversations
*Please note that all talks will be held in Turkish.

25 May 2022, Wednesday

05.00-06.00 pm : Ali Miharbi, Raw Material
06.00-07.00 pm : Eser Epözdemir & Serhan Ada, A Place, water with time 

26 May 2022, Thursday

06.00-07.00 pm : İz & Ra, In the making: Boo Boo

27 May 2022, Friday

05.00-06.00 pm : Berat Işık & Yekhan Pınarlıgil, A conversation on dazzling, light, and memory
06.00-07.00 pm : TUNCA & Ezgi Bakçay, 3-2-1!

28 May 2022, Saturday

SAHA Studio is open for visits between 12.00-07.00 pm.

Offering its participants dialogue, collaboration and learning opportunities owing to SAHA's local and international partnerships, SAHA Studio provides research and production funds with a long-term studio and a co-working space for its residents. SAHA Studio hosts not only visual artists from different parts of Turkey but also international curators and researchers to facilitate their research in interaction with the art scene of Istanbul.