In order to contribute to the revival of the culture and arts sector, which has been somewhat suspended due to the recent earthquakes in our country, we are organising a donation concert at The Circle Space with the support of the 6 Şubatlar creative initiative.

We would like to transfer the revenues to Hatay Academy Orchestra as a donation, taking into consideration the musicians affected by the earthquake.

Musician and composer Mert Pekduraner will be with us on Tuesday 28 March with his solo performance. We are waiting for everyone who wants to support. We look forward to coming together with you for a common purpose in the atmosphere of The Circle Space.

In this session of Circle Talks: Young Enterprises in Architecture series, we welcome the Studio V team. In addition to getting to know the Studio V team better, we also aim to discuss the experience of being young in architectural scene.

Circle Talks continues with a session hosted by AnkaraAks this week. In the program, we will have the opportunity to get to know AnkaraAks and their works closely, as well as discuss what it means to be young in architectural communities.

Circle Talks continues with a broadcast named ‘Things You Didn’t Wonder About Piknik’, on 21 May, Friday, where we are hosting Piknik Works. We’ll be asking Piknik everything that hasn’t been answered before and all that are left on behind the cameras.

As part of the Circle Talks where we host creatives who work on different scales and fields of arts and architecture, on this week’s episode we hosted MAP (Architecture Atelier Pamukkale) on a live broadcast. You can find both the recording of the event and the Z-Report prepared by the MAP Team, below.

As part of Circle Talks events, we hosted Istanbul Fringe team's Yasemin Kır, Emre Yıldızlar, Denizhan Çay and Zeynep Uğur at an online event on Thursday, April 1. Focusing on the intersection of performance and space, the event was open to everyone interested in art, performance and architecture!

The Circle Digital Talks continues its brodcast program. This week Nohlab will be with us with a talk titled ‘Digital Spaces’ on Thursday, March 18, between 20: 00-21: 30.

The Circle's 'pop-up' architecture talk series that focuses each week on an architectural issue, continues on 16.03.2021, Tuesday, at 20:00, with a talk on Brazzaville, Congo Republic.

The Circle's 'pop-up' architecture talk series that focuses each week on an architectural issue, continued this week with another talk on Istanbul Festival of Architecture 2020.

The Circle's 'pop-up' architecture talk series that will focus each week on an architectural issue, began on 4th February, Thursday, with a talk on Africa. Selçuk Avcı joined the talk from the capital of Ruanda, Kigali and Yüksel Demir joined him from İstanbul.

This seminar will focus on the stories and working styles of architects who were effective in the construction of the historical and aesthetical identity of Beyoğlu.

This course will gently lead you to discover the best parts of your life and yourself and find increasingly inspiring perspectives for your own personal growth.

Our fifth and final talk will be held on 23.07.2020 at 18:30 on The Circle online platform with Cihan Sevindik, Evren Başbuğ and Oral Göktaş about the culture of competition, technology, building and form.

Our fourth talk will be held on 16.07.2020 at 18:30 on The Circle online platform with Ilgın Avcı and Melike Altınışık about the culture of competition, technology, building and form.

Focusing on the secret and open relationship of art and architecture with power, this seminar will address the connections between artistic production, subject, public space and the city, as well as the links between art and architecture with politics and society.

This third talk will take place on 09.07.2020 at 18:30 on The Circle online platform with Birge Yıldırım Okta, Emre Şavural, Fatih Yavuz and Ramazan Avcı. The talk will center around the relations between competition culture, construction, landscape and architectural design.

We start our cross-talks with the architects of GEMSS and Arkitera Young Architect Award on their passions, practices and conceptions of architecture. Our second talk will take place on 02.07.2020 at 18:30 on The Circle online platform with Bihter Çelik, Ferhat Hacıalibeyoğlu and Zuhal Kol on activism, participatory design processes and new forms of expression.

In this event, participants will have information about the history of the body and body politics in different cultures through female artists positions the body to the center in the 20th and 21st centuries.

We start our cross-talks with the architects of GEMSS and Arkitera Young Architect Award on their passions, practices and conceptions of architecture. Our first talk will take center around the technological innovations and contextual approaches with Alper Derinboğaz, Burak Pekoğlu and Buşra Al on The Circle online platform at 18:30 on 24.06.2020.

The aim of the seminar is to demonstrate the creative role of ‘invisible’ thinking in relation to ‘visible’ form in the contexts of ‘making’ and ‘becoming’. In this sense, we will build conceptual paths thorough both classical art works and modern art as a whole.

In this seminar, over 13 films including Vertov's Man wih a Movie Camera, Godard's Breathless, and Scorsese's Taxi Driver will be analysed including a wide reading on ideology, politics, modernism, postmodernism, culture, and shocking events from the 1920s to the 1960s and 1970s.

In this workshop, the participants will explore the physical memory based on how body and space interpret and structure each other.

ITU Polar Research Center (PolRec), Research Station Working Group Coordinator Yuksel Demir will share their research regarding the establishment of Turkish Antarctic Research Atation (TARS) and his impressions about the 2.nd Turkish Antarctic Expedition (TAE II).

In this online seminar, which consists of two sessions by Art Historian and academician Nazlı Pektaş, the house will be considered as an image beyond being a space and a physical presence. The presence of the house in the history of art as a witness of the inside and outside will be explained in a chronological way with examples from different disciplines.