Within the scope of the project titled ‘Artistic Freedom and Children's and Youth's Pers pective in the Arts in Turkey -ACT ’ (Artistic Freedom and Children's and Youth's Perspective in the Arts in Turkey -...
Why do we look at family photographs? What role does family memory play in the formation of individual identity? What do individual stories from the past mean today? What is the relationship between personal memory...
BOUNDARY CROSSING Collaboration with HKU (University of the Arts/Utrecht) / GLEJ (Production House/ Ljubljana) / KHAS Theatre Department (İstanbul) This pilot project: Boundary Crossing, in the context of interdisciplinary art practices, is aimed at students and emerging...
As Izmir Metropolitan Municipality and K2 Contemporary Art Center, we are announcing our open call to artists for the Izmir Mediterranean Biennial, which will be held between October 1 and December 5, 2022. Curated by Caroline...
Diapsalmata, supported by ArtsMap community's first Micro-Support Programme on the theme of ‘One with Nature’, is an international contemporary dance performance born from the collaboration of two independent contemporary dancers based in Izmir and Amsterdam....
Within the scope of The Walk project, Little Amal, a 3.5-metre-tall puppet representing a 9-year-old Syrian refugee girl, came together with children from Turkey and Syria at K2 Urla Breathing Space on Thursday, 5 August...
The project ‘A Stronger Civil Society in the Protection of Cultural Heritage’ submitted to the European Union by Our City Izmir Association, with K2 Contemporary Art Association as project partner, was accepted. The project, which has...
The project, which took place between 8 July and 2 August 2020 and was led by Begüm Tatari, aimed to provide artists working in Izmir, especially in the field of visual arts, with the methods...
Portİzmir and Çanakkale Biennial are united in the search for a model that will make the art memory they have created for their cities visible; open their accumulated knowledge in the field of contemporary art...