TLmag Istanbul : From Rawness to Creation / available now !
TLmag is proud to announce you that our new special edition “TLmag Istanbul : From Rawness to Creation” is finally available :-)
At the cross roads of Europe and Asia, Istanbul is emerging from its rich history and rapidly transforming into an international creative hub. This special edition TL mag Istanbul – the first in a series of annual publications – reveals stunning atmospheric photography, hidden know-how, ancient cum contemporary treasures, art reviews, in-depth architecture profiles, top luxury brands, a comprehensive city report and much more. TL mag goes deep to capture the people and places behind this capital’s growing design scene – taking their cues from traditional expertise, all the while reinventing their collective and individual identities. Enjoy this curated selection of interviews, reports, brand features, photo portfolios and portrait stories.
For a special Spotted Talents dossier, Istanbul-based editor Rana Korgül Interviewed both emerging and established creatives including Camekan, Defne Samman, Devran Mursaloğlu, Stoa, 1217 (Hale Akdemir Sener), Ali Berkman, Meriç Kara, Tamer Nakisci, Zeynep Köksal Can, Superpool, Demirden / Ilio and Joelle Hançerli. Each profile looks into what makes these talents tick – their inspirations, views on the industry and future aspirations. Download & discover our latest must-read on Issuu
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Galerist presents Earth on Their Hands, a solo exhibition by Elif Uras that features a selection of sculptural vessels and ceramic plates that were made between New York and Turkey. The delicately painted, handcrafted vessels reveal layered stories about the invisible labour of women throughout time. The exhibition is on view through November 8th, 2025.
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