Dirimart Tr (48 results)

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Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Karin Kneffel's exhibition Haymatlos at Dirimart (13 November 2020-17 January 2021), this trilingual catalogue explores themes of memory, displacement, and belonging. The 19 paintings on view establish a dialogue between Germany and Turkey through the notion of heimatlos-statelessness-probing how the past is recalled, altered, or transformed, leaving ambiguous traces in the present. Kneffel engages with the legacies of three exiled figures who lived in Istanbul: architect Bruno Taut, sculptor Rudolf Belling, and designer Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. Their iconic works-the Bosphorus house designed by Taut, Belling's Inönü sculpture and Skulptur 49, and Schütte-Lihotzky's pioneering Frankfurter Küche-reappear under Kneffel's painterly veil of drops, bubbles, and brushstrokes, questioning whether the world is ever truly familiar. Enriched with an essay by Julia Voss, along with studio and installation views, the catalogue situates Haymatlos within Kneffel's broader practice and her celebrated retrospective STILL in Germany.Text in English and Turkish and German.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Karin Kneffel's exhibition Haymatlos at Dirimart (13 November 2020-17 January 2021), this trilingual catalogue explores themes of memory, displacement, and belonging. The 19 paintings on view establish a dialogue between Germany and Turkey through the notion of heimatlos-statelessness-probing how the past is recalled, altered, or transformed, leaving ambiguous traces in the present. Kneffel engages with the legacies of three exiled figures who lived in Istanbul: architect Bruno Taut, sculptor Rudolf Belling, and designer Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. Their iconic works-the Bosphorus house designed by Taut, Belling's Inönü sculpture and Skulptur 49, and Schütte-Lihotzky's pioneering Frankfurter Küche-reappear under Kneffel's painterly veil of drops, bubbles, and brushstrokes, questioning whether the world is ever truly familiar. Enriched with an essay by Julia Voss, along with studio and installation views, the catalogue situates Haymatlos within Kneffel's broader practice and her celebrated retrospective STILL in Germany.Text in English and Turkish and German.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Albert Bitran's first solo exhibition at Dirimart, Land of Shadows Land of Sky (3 May-2 June 2024), this trilingual catalogue presents a comprehensive selection of works created between 1956 and 2013 by one of the pioneering figures of post-war abstract expressionism in Paris. The book highlights Bitran's enduring spatial sensibility and the fluid transitions between his different series, offering readers a deeper understanding of his unique visual language. Essays by art historian and critic Clotilde Scordia and poet, writer, and pianist Laure Cambau provide critical insights into Bitran's practice and its evolution across decades. The publication also includes inventory numbers from the artist's catalogue raisonné, to be released in 2026. Beyond mere chronology, it invites readers to engage with Bitran's abstractions as dynamic reflections of light, space, and perception.Text in English, French and Turkish.…

Hardback. Condition: New. 100 - Munch'tan Sonra After Munch accompanies Sarkis' exhibition 85 Screams: After Munch held at Dirimart Dolapdere in 2023. Marking the artist's 85th birthday, the book features photographic reproductions of 100 oil-on-paper works created between November 2014 and January 2015. Titled 100 Screams: After Munch, this powerful series draws inspiration from the iconic figure in Edvard Munch's The Scream, an image that has haunted Sarkis since childhood and echoed throughout his oeuvre. Eschewing brushes, the artist applies white and red oil paints directly from the tube to paper, capturing the raw immediacy and velocity of a scream. Produced shortly after the works were made, the photographic reproduction by the artist emphasise their shifting presence over time and across geographies. Spanning the years from Sarkis' birth in 1938 to the present and beyond, this autobiographical publication offers a visceral reflection on artistic memory, trauma, and transformation through one of modern art's most enduring motifs.Text in English and Turkish.…

Hardback. Condition: New. About the Weather accompanied Canan Tolon's second solo exhibition at Dirimart (23 November-24 December 2023) with the same title. The bilingual publication gathers Tolon's large-scale works in rust and acrylic on canvas, created in 2023, alongside earlier pieces in the same technique. Her abstract compositions emerge through a process that embraces chance: metal fragments placed on canvas interact with water, air, and weather, generating unpredictable rust forms shaped by conditions beyond the artist's control-humidity, pollution, temperature shifts, or wind. These works register environmental processes, functioning as both material traces and invitations to free association, constantly renewed in dialogue with the viewer. The volume also includes essays by art historian Berin Gölönü and curator Kevser Güler, who reflect on Tolon's practice and the exhibition's ironic title, which alludes to our tendency to avoid urgent concerns-such as the climate crisis-by resorting to "small talk" about the weather.Text in English and Turkish.…

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Karin Kneffel's exhibition Haymatlos at Dirimart (13 November 2020-17 January 2021), this trilingual catalogue explores themes of memory, displacement, and belonging. The 19 paintings on view establish a dialogue between Germany and Turkey through the notion of heimatlos-statelessness-probing how the past is recalled, altered, or transformed, leaving ambiguous traces in the present. Kneffel engages with the legacies of three exiled figures who lived in Istanbul: architect Bruno Taut, sculptor Rudolf Belling, and designer Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. Their iconic works-the Bosphorus house designed by Taut, Belling's Inönü sculpture and Skulptur 49, and Schütte-Lihotzky's pioneering Frankfurter Küche-reappear under Kneffel's painterly veil of drops, bubbles, and brushstrokes, questioning whether the world is ever truly familiar. Enriched with an essay by Julia Voss, along with studio and installation views, the catalogue situates Haymatlos within Kneffel's broader practice and her celebrated retrospective STILL in Germany.Text in English and Turkish and German.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Albert Bitran's first solo exhibition at Dirimart, Land of Shadows Land of Sky (3 May-2 June 2024), this trilingual catalogue presents a comprehensive selection of works created between 1956 and 2013 by one of the pioneering figures of post-war abstract expressionism in Paris. The book highlights Bitran's enduring spatial sensibility and the fluid transitions between his different series, offering readers a deeper understanding of his unique visual language. Essays by art historian and critic Clotilde Scordia and poet, writer, and pianist Laure Cambau provide critical insights into Bitran's practice and its evolution across decades. The publication also includes inventory numbers from the artist's catalogue raisonné, to be released in 2026. Beyond mere chronology, it invites readers to engage with Bitran's abstractions as dynamic reflections of light, space, and perception.Text in English, French and Turkish.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Inci Eviner: Moving Across and Beyond the Line is the most comprehensive monograph to date on the Istanbul-based artist and academic, spanning her practice from early 2000s to present. Rooted in drawing yet multiplied across diverse media-video, performance, sculpture, costume, and writing-Eviner's works form a living ecosystem: interconnected, mutable, and perpetually in flux. Uncanniness emerges at the intersection of humour and violence, where rigid taxonomies collapse, and a network of shifting forms resists linearity and Cartesian logic. Deeply political, Eviner's practice does not simply address collective and socio-cultural realities but is inherently embedded within them. The figures inhabiting her universe appear and reappear across media, continually transforming while maintaining dialogic relationships with the artist herself. Featuring insightful essays by Roger Malbert and Heinz Peter Schwerfel, this richly illustrated volume unfolds Eviner's oeuvre as a constellation of doorways-each leading elsewhere, yet all rooted in the generative act of drawing.Text in English and Turkish. …

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New. 100 - Munch'tan Sonra After Munch accompanies Sarkis' exhibition 85 Screams: After Munch held at Dirimart Dolapdere in 2023. Marking the artist's 85th birthday, the book features photographic reproductions of 100 oil-on-paper works created between November 2014 and January 2015. Titled 100 Screams: After Munch, this powerful series draws inspiration from the iconic figure in Edvard Munch's The Scream, an image that has haunted Sarkis since childhood and echoed throughout his oeuvre. Eschewing brushes, the artist applies white and red oil paints directly from the tube to paper, capturing the raw immediacy and velocity of a scream. Produced shortly after the works were made, the photographic reproduction by the artist emphasise their shifting presence over time and across geographies. Spanning the years from Sarkis' birth in 1938 to the present and beyond, this autobiographical publication offers a visceral reflection on artistic memory, trauma, and transformation through one of modern art's most enduring motifs.Text in English and Turkish.…

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New. Published on the occasion of Karin Kneffel's exhibition Haymatlos at Dirimart (13 November 2020-17 January 2021), this trilingual catalogue explores themes of memory, displacement, and belonging. The 19 paintings on view establish a dialogue between Germany and Turkey through the notion of heimatlos-statelessness-probing how the past is recalled, altered, or transformed, leaving ambiguous traces in the present. Kneffel engages with the legacies of three exiled figures who lived in Istanbul: architect Bruno Taut, sculptor Rudolf Belling, and designer Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky. Their iconic works-the Bosphorus house designed by Taut, Belling's Inönü sculpture and Skulptur 49, and Schütte-Lihotzky's pioneering Frankfurter Küche-reappear under Kneffel's painterly veil of drops, bubbles, and brushstrokes, questioning whether the world is ever truly familiar. Enriched with an essay by Julia Voss, along with studio and installation views, the catalogue situates Haymatlos within Kneffel's broader practice and her celebrated retrospective STILL in Germany.Text in English and Turkish and German.…

Paperback. Condition: New.

Hardback. Condition: New.