Fondazione Merz presents, as part of the ZACentrale project and for the third edition of BAM—Biennale Arcipelago Mediterraneo entitled Insaturo, the exhibition project Isolitudine. Guido Casaretto's works will be presented at the show curated by Agata Polizzi who ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is pleased to present Ivy, a group exhibition that spans three venues of the gallery in Istanbul. Curated by Başak Şenova, the exhibition features works by Heba Y. Amin, Omar Barquet, Burçak Bingöl, Yane ... Read more →

Zilberman Berlin is pleased to announce the solo exhibition Seven Deadly Sins by Simon Wachsmuth. Wachsmuth's work revolves around the handling of historical narratives. His research-based works are often linked to history and are explorations of different sets of cultural and ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Yane Calovski. Yane Calovski’s artistic practice is research-based and interdisciplinary. He examines the processes of interconnecting existing, inconclusive modernist narratives and how these, as evocations, can stimulate a new critical imagination. ... Read more →

Zilberman Istanbul is pleased to present Isaac Chong Wai’s third solo exhibition If we keep crying, we will go blind, in the new venue, Zilberman Selected at Piyalepaşa from May 17 to July 30, 2022. The solo presentation features an ... Read more →

Zilberman Berlin is delighted to announce the solo exhibition When I see the future, I close my eyes: Chapter II by Heba Y. Amin and curated by Anthony Downey. Heba Y. Amin’s research-based practice proposes speculative, often satirical, ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Neriman Polat. Focusing on socio-political issues in her works, Neriman Polat (1968, Istanbul) critically analyzes phenomena such as gender, public space, urban transformation, and forms of power from a feminist ... Read more →

Zilberman Istanbul is pleased to present Alpin Arda Bağcık’s solo exhibition Paranoid Fantasies, Real Plots. You can visit his fourth solo show at Zilberman from February 26, to April 30, 2022 in the main gallery space ... Read more →

Zeynep Kayan’s solo exhibition one one two one two three comprises videos and stills presented both individually and in series. Over the years, the artist often referenced dance choreographies, for example, the performance Accumulation by Trisha Brown, ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Fatoş İrwen, Erkan Özgen and Cengiz Tekin. Fatoş Irwen (Diyarbakır) examines issues such as justice, power relations, information and belief systems and gender politics within her continuous production process spanning ... Read more →

In conjunction with the theme year “Everything in Motion” of the Association of Bergisch Museums. Beginning in November 2021, the Center for Persecuted Arts will present Manaf Halbouni’s installation ZONE, which will encompass the entire museum building—a critical reflection ... Read more →

Two revolutionary songs—The Internationale and Goodbye Malaya—are included in Sim Chi Yin’s video installation Requiem. We hear the voices of former deportees and exiles, some of whom are still not allowed to return to Malaysia. The sound of their fragile ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of artists Omar Barquet, Didem Erk and Itamar Gov. Omar Barquet’s (b. 1979, Mexico) works predominantly refers to space, time, landscape, sound, nature and memory investigating emotional and internal human chaos within. ... Read more →

Zilberman Berlin is delighted to announce the exhibition Level 3 by Manaf Halbouni. Ultur (2020) is the sly title of a wall sculpture, a signal-red neon sign, by Manaf Halbouni. The artist has replaced the first letter with ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Carlos Aires.  Carlos Aires (b.1974, Ronda, Málaga) is a multimedia artist from Spain, who is actively researching the history of civilisation on popular and national culture and it’s mediums at analytic and aesthetic levels ... Read more →

Zilberman is proud to announce the representation of Sim Chi Yin.  Sim Chi Yin is an artist from Singapore whose research-based practice includes photography, moving image, archival interventions and text-based performance, and focuses on memory, history, conflict, ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is pleased to present Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s latest solo exhibition, Islands. His second solo exhibition at Zilberman Gallery and the first solo exhibition in Istanbul is on view at the main gallery between the dates ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery, Berlin is pleased to announce the exhibition What is the future in the past? And what is the past in the future? by Berlin and Hong Kong based artist, Isaac Chong Wai, marking the ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of Başak Bugay and Yaşam Şaşmazer.  Başak Bugay (1979, Istanbul, Turkey) lives and works in Istanbul. She gradutes from the Painting Department of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University in ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of two Hong Kong-based artists Isaac Chong Wai and Jaffa Lam Laam. Isaac Chong Wai (b. 1990, China) works and lives in Berlin and Hong Kong. Chong works across a range of ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery, Berlin is pleased to announce the exhibition Interrupted Halfway Through by Istanbul based artist Burçak Bingöl. This exhibition marks the artist’s first solo presentation in Berlin.  Interrupted Halfway Through—taking its name from Ahmet Hamdi Tanpınar’s book Beş Şehir (Five Cities), where ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce the representations of Elmas Deniz and Manaf Halbouni.  Elmas Deniz (1981, Bergama, Turkey)is a concept-driven visual artist living and working in Istanbul, Turkey.  Her works investigate the intersections and points of entanglement between economics ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery–Berlin is pleased to present Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s show The Common Ancestor. Pedro Gómez-Egaña’s video works and installations engage discourses around historical and contemporary technologies in relation to chronopolitics as well as the politics behind the history ... Read more →

The group show Restless Monuments, curated by Bettina Klein and Naz Cuguoğlu, continues at Zilberman Gallery, Istanbul until April 28, 2018, assembling works by Guido Casaretto, Vajiko Chachkhiani, Antonio Cosentino, Lara Ögel, Mykola Ridnyi, Walid Siti ... Read more →

“…Some said the wall was built by Bulgarians, some said it was the work of those 'certain powers'…There was a wall in the city. What was going on on the other side? Everybody was confused and ... Read more →

“…Some said the wall was built by Bulgarians, some said it was the work of those ‘certain powers’…There was a wall in the city. What was going on on the other side? Everybody was confused and ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery–Berlin is pleased to present Istanbul based artist Memed Erdener’s (a.k.a Extrastruggle) first solo show in Berlin, Beauty of Bigotry. The exhibition opening will take place on November 24, 2017 at 6pm. Influenced by myths, ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery (Istanbul, Berlin) proudly announces the representation of Pedro Gómez-Egaña. Pedro Gómez-Egaña (1976, Colombia) lives and works in Bergen (Norway), and Copenhagen (Denmark). He studied music composition, performance, and visual arts at Goldsmiths College, Bergen ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery is proud to announce Erinç Seymen‘s solo exhibition Homo Fragilis. The artist’s first solo exhibition at Zilberman Gallery is on view from September 13 to November 4, 2017 at the gallery’s main exhibition space ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery–Berlin is pleased to announce I AM AND I AM NOT, the first solo show of artist Aisha Khalid in Berlin. The exhibition will take place at Zilberman Gallery–Berlin, at Goethestrasse between April 28 and ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery–Berlin is proud to announce the representation of Simon Wachsmuth by the gallery and his first solo exhibition in Berlin, Some Descriptive Acts. The exhibition will be on view at Zilberman Gallery’s space on Goethestrasse ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery–Istanbul is proud to announce Burçak Bingöl‘s new exhibition Mythos and Utopia. The artist’s sixth solo exhibition will take place at the gallery’s main exhibition space in Mısır Apartmanı, Istanbul between February 28 and April ... Read more →

Curated by Nat Muller Zilberman Gallery – Berlin is pleased to announce Walid Siti‘s first solo exhibition in Germany, The Black Tower, curated by Nat Muller. The exhibiton premieres new works by London-based Iraqi-Kurdish artist Walid ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery-Istanbul is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition by Heba Y. Amin, titled An Astronomical Determination of the Distance Between Two Cities. The artist’s second solo exhibition in Istanbul will be on view at the ... Read more →

Artists: Ahmet Elhan, Aisha Khalid, Ali Kaaf, Arnold Schoenberg (drawing), Erdem Gündüz, Erkan Özgen, Eşref Yıldırım, Imran Qureshi, Memed Erdener a.k.a. Extramücadele, Navid Kermani (text), Pablo Picasso (poem), Rebecca Raue, Sarkis, Şükran Moral Concept & object constellation: ... Read more →

Zilberman Gallery-Istanbul is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition by Antonio Cosentino, titled boxes of cigarettes and whisky all over the sea, feråre, my love along with the book of the project. Antonio Cosentino is one ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition by Extrastruggle, titled I Only Did What I Was Told To Do along with the book of the project. Started off in 1997 as a ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to announce the opening of the exhibition by Ahmet Elhan, titled Ground Glass, along with the book launch of the project. In Ground Glass, the artist focuses on photography’s own tradition and the ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman congratulates Azade Köker on her solo exhibition titled Entkettet – Dissolution at The Elgiz Museum. The Elgiz Museum will host one of Turkey’s contemporary artists Azade Köker between October 9–January 7. The artist explores the ... Read more →

Artists: Burçak Bingöl (Turkey), Extrastruggle (Turkey), Hayv Kahraman (USA/Iraq), Aisha Khalid (Pakistan), Azade Köker (Turkey), Femmy Otten (Netherlands), Imran Qureshi (Pakistan) Curated by Nat Muller Galeri Zilberman is proud to announce the opening of the exhibition ... Read more →

VOLTA NY with Burçak BingölBooth A1 Burçak Bingöl’s practice interrogates notions of belonging, culture, identity, decoration, and production by blurring the boundaries between these seemingly distinct notions. What constitutes an object of decoration? What is a ... Read more →

Curated by Gülsen Bal and Walter Seidl Artists: Heba Y. Amin, VALIE EXPORT, Uriel Orlow, Nada Prlja, Santiago Sierra The exhibition Say what?, curated by Gülsen Bal and Walter Seidl, gathers a variety of artistic stances around the question of how to relate to the ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman’s solo presentation of Şükran Moral’s works at Paris Photo aim to look at the artist’s practice within the history of performance through the specific perspective of photography’s role in historicizing and monumentalizing performance. Moral’s ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is delighted to present Walid Siti’s first solo exhibition in Istanbul. Comprising of his latest drawings, sculptures, and installations, New Babylon will open on November 11. The process of change and transformation in the Middle ... Read more →

Artists: Volkan Aslan, Ayman Yossri Daydban, Ipek Duben, Joana Hadjithomas & Khalil Joreige, Asli Torcu, Sami Al Turki, Mehmet Ali UysalCurated by Nat Muller Athr Gallery (Jeddah), Galeri Zilberman (Istanbul), and Pi Artworks (Istanbul) are ... Read more →

Kay Rosen, in conversation with Vassilios Doupas, Friday, May 30 at 6pm. Galeri Zilberman is pleased to present a solo exhibition of American artist Kay Rosen. For more than three decades, Kay Rosen has focused on the slippery nature ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new works by Burçak Bingöl, coinciding with a presentation of her works in the curated section of Art Basel Hong Kong, Insights. Bingöl’s new body of work ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to host Inattentional Blindness, an exhibition curated by Işın Önol, featuring works by Sophie Dvořák, Şakir Gökçebağ, Berat Işık, Claudia Larcher, Bernd Oppl, Liddy Scheffknecht, and Aylin Tekiner. The term “inattentional blindness” ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is delighted to present Entropy, a group exhibition curated by Vassilios Doupas, featuring new and recent work by Christoph Büchel, Maurizio Cattelan, Annika von Hausswolff, William E Jones, Kay Rosen and Frank Selby. In thermodynamics, ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is delighted to present Despair & Metanoia, a two-person exhibition of work by Şükran Moral and VALIE EXPORT. The opening of the exhibition is on September 11 from 6 to 9pm, in the presence ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to announce Ahmet Elhan’s solo show, Mürekkep (Composed), in which the artist transforms the human figure by exploring the limits of photographic image and developing his own technologies. The title of the exhibition, Mürekkep, is ... Read more →

Galeri Zilberman is pleased to announce İpek Duben‘s solo show, titled 2012. The works in the exhibition are the most recent manifestations of an engagement with the female figure to reflect on the relationship between individual ... Read more →

Gallery Zilberman presents the exhibition titled Tessellation Make Up, which includes twelve artists with origins from the Middle East and Turkey: Afra Bin Dhaher, Al Fadhil, Ayman Yossri Daydban, Babak Kazemi, Ilgin Seymen, Niloufar Banisadr, Shadia Alem, Sherin ... Read more →

Gallery Zilberman presents the exhibition titled Ping-Pong by Iraqi-Finnish artist Adel Abidin, whose work revolves around the reflections of the political and social issues in a distinctive visual language. The exhibition is curated by Basak Senova. The ... Read more →