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Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum is located in Emirgan, one of the oldest settlements of the Bosphorus, in Istanbul.
Opened to visitors in 2002 with the addition of a modern gallery, the exhibition areas of the Museum were expanded with the arrangement in 2005 and reached international standards at the technical level. Today, Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum offers a versatile museum environment with its rich collection, comprehensive temporary exhibitions it accepts, conservation units, exemplary educational programs, various concerts, conferences and seminars.
Akbank Sanat celebrates its 30th anniversary in 2023. Supporting the development of contemporary art in Turkey and giving place to international projects in different disciplines of art, Akbank Art offers various opportunities especially to young artists to develop themselves.
With the mission of being “the place where change never ends”, Akbank Sanat organizes more than 700 events a year and hosts a wide range of events ranging from exhibitions to modern dance performances, from concerts to panels, from children’s workshops to film screenings.
The Milli Re Art Gallery was founded in 1994, opening its doors for the first time in October of that year at Milli Reasürans headquarters in Teşvikiye, Nişantaşı. In 2019, the gallery celebrated its 25th year.
With the mission of being “the place where change never ends”, Akbank Sanat organizes more than 700 events a year and hosts a wide range of events ranging from exhibitions to modern dance performances, from concerts to panels, from children’s workshops to film screenings.
Istanbul Modern Art Museum, or Istanbul Modern for short, is a modern art museum established in 2004 in the Karaköy district of Istanbul.
It is Turkey’s first modern and contemporary art museum. It is located between Mimar Sinan University Fine Arts Faculty and Tophane-i Amire. Established by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) under the leadership of the Eczacıbaşı family, the museum was opened to visitors on 11 December 2004 at Warehouse No. 4[1]. In 2018, the building was moved to a building in Beyoğlu due to its reconstruction. The location in Beyoğlu was closed in 2022 and will reopen in the new museum building built on its old site. As of March 2023, it has not been opened yet. The museum’s collection includes productions in the fields of modern art, photography, design, architecture and new media.
Being the first plastic arts museum of Turkey, the Istanbul Museum of Painting
and Sculpture (IMPS) was founded in the Crown Prince’s Office at Dolmabahce Palace
on 18th July 1937, and the opening was made by Ataturk on 20th September 1937.