Dear Writers and Readers, after all the unforeseen events we have all endured in this trialing times, today we are happy to announce that “Cultural Policy Yearbook 2019 - Forced Migration and Cultural Production” is published!

Daniel Defoe- History of the Plague in London…(1722)

Cultural Policy Yearbook 2020

Due to the Covid-19 epidemic, many institutions and organizations have become the structures that enable us to be together by moving their archives and activities to digital. As the KPY team, we wanted to compile all of these contents and share them with you. (Our list will be updated frequently.)

Istanbul Bilgi University Cultural Management Master Program’s Thursday Talks begin with Ali Artun's speech titled “Bilbao against Louvre: Conflict in Contemporary and Modern Museums”.

THE CAMARGO FOUNDATION

They are looking for emerging civic initiatives with a focus on arts, culture, and creativity that are located in re-purposed buildings to participate in the third edition of the program. This time they’re looking for initiatives in Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.

“The Handbook” edited by Jessica Retis and Roza Tsagarousianou is an authoritative outline of the current intellectual landscape.

Pla+form, which is a publication of this initiative called İKPG, is an important part of the infrastructure work that aims to strengthen the communication between İzmir art and culture actors and to make their cultural production more visible. İKPG is not only the audience of the cultural consumers of the city; It aims to create new communication models in which it participates and to lead a roof structure that will evolve from the local to the Mediterranean dimension, in other words, to form the basis for a collective culture and art platform for İzmir.