Aslı Değer Sezgin, Güzide Güzin Sezgin and Dimitris Nalbantis, all of whom currently reside in Komotini, will be featured in the ‘Bosphorus’ exhibit, which is dedicated to Turkish-Greek friendship. The artists have already been featured in many other cities; they have been inspired by Istanbul’s history and culture and reflected that inspiration in their work. Aslı Değer Sezgin paints on fabric, Güzide Güzin Sezgin uses acrylics to depict her Chinese motifs and Dimitris Nalbantis uses acrylics in his works inspired by Istanbul etchings. The exhibit, which will take place on the entrance floor of the Palace, can be seen from 17 February to 23 March 2010, for free, at all hours. For more information please call 0212 326 46 46.

This exhibition, which consists of more abstract figures, doesn’t have a title. Ergin Inan has been featured in
many exhibits and biennials from Germany to Japan, Norway to South Korea, and has also received many
awards both nationally and internationally.He is one of the greatest living Turkish artists. To see 30 previously
unseen works of art, all you have to do is stop by the entrance floor of the Palace, from 31 March-
4 May 2010. Entrance is free and the exhibit is open at all hours. For more information please call +90 212 326-4646.