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Ayla Jean Yackley

Ayla Jean Yackley writes about politics, the economy and culture, and
her work has appeared in the Financial Times, The Art Newspaper,
Al-Monitor, Foreign Policy and Reuters. Follow her on Twitter: @aylajean

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Istanbul Biennial Asks, Can We Talk?

by Ayla Jean Yackley November 6, 2022November 7, 2022

Spread across a dozen venues, with 500 contributors from almost 30 nations, the Biennial aims to draw in a public estranged by politics and two years of pandemic lockdowns.

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Theater Ensemble Targeted in Turkey for Kurdish Performances; Accused of “Terrorist Propaganda”

by Ayla Jean Yackley February 18, 2021February 18, 2021

“The government views us as political because we believe that the almost 20 million Kurds living in Turkey have the right to experience theater in their own language,” said actor Cihad Ekinci.

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A New Art Museum in Turkey Looks Beyond Istanbul

by Ayla Jean Yackley October 2, 2019October 3, 2019

Odunpazari Modern Museum, Turkey’s first purpose-built modern art museum, has opened in a college town hours from Istanbul, but can it shift the center of gravity in a country seeing a wave of new art museums?

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Once Forgotten, the Work of an Illustrious Princess Painter Returns to Istanbul

by Ayla Jean Yackley October 16, 2018October 17, 2018

A look at the work of the royal Fahrelnissa Zeid, a story overshadowed by tragedy and rootlessness.

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