Port city talks : Istanbul. Antwerp. / edited by Murat Tabanlo̧وglu.

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TextLanguage: English, Dutch, Turkish Publication details: [Wommelgem, Belgium] : BAI (Kontich) for MAS, Museum aan de Stroom, 2015.Description: 157 pages : illustrations (some color), maps, plans ; 29 cmISBN:

9085867142
9789085867142

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DDC classification:

930.1

LOC classification:

N8217.H33 P67 2015

Summary: This exhibition will motivate the audience to walk through the traces of Istanbul, discovering art works and artefacts from different centuries and using multimedia installations, and to discover the Bosporus, its inlet Golden Horn and their hinterland. The first part of the exhibition will show for the very first time in Belgium a selection of archeological objects from Yenikapi, the oldest harbor of Istanbul, in use between the 4th and 11th Century. The following chapters will explore the way people live and travel in both cities and will treat the bridges and tunnels, the ships, the shipyards and the docks and decks. A series of digital artists will also create new work for the exhibition and its undoubtedly unusual, promising design.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Books	قاعة الثقاقات الاجنبية - الدور الثالث	المكتبة المركزبة الجديدة - جامعة القاهرة	930.1 P8392 L.C (Browse shelf(Opens below))	C.1	Available	01000110202811000

"Published on the occasion of the exhibition Port city talks, Istanbul, Antwerp, in the framework of the festival Europalia Turkey at the MAS/Museum aan de Stroom, Antwerp, 23 October 2015-24 January 2016"--Page facing title page.

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This exhibition will motivate the audience to walk through the traces of Istanbul, discovering art works and artefacts from different centuries and using multimedia installations, and to discover the Bosporus, its inlet Golden Horn and their hinterland. The first part of the exhibition will show for the very first time in Belgium a selection of archeological objects from Yenikapi, the oldest harbor of Istanbul, in use between the 4th and 11th Century. The following chapters will explore the way people live and travel in both cities and will treat the bridges and tunnels, the ships, the shipyards and the docks and decks. A series of digital artists will also create new work for the exhibition and its undoubtedly unusual, promising design.

Text in English, with foreword in Dutch, and Turkish.

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