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Het straatbeeld als archief / Pretorialaan Letter Index, 2024
Solo exhibition at OMI | Stories about Architecture

Photos: OMI / Ossip van Duivenbode

 
Part of Pretorialaan Letter Index.
Framed A3 prints.


The streetscape as archive,
installation of 12 80x160 cm PVC banners in public space.
Part of the architecture festival ZigZagCity hosted by OMI Rotterdam.

Photos: OMI / Ossip van Duivenbode


The streetscape as archive,
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aserprint A4 pamphlet.


MaRaToN E80: A Journey Into “Gurbetçi” music.
27 February 2022

Presentation and lecture at sonsbeek20-24 x DAI COOP: A Blues For Essential Workers at WALTER Books in Arnhem (NL).

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Digital flyer for Anadolu Ekspres / Dutch Art Institute.



Inverse Turizm/Reverse Diaspora.

Contribution to VLTK - Vernaculars come to  matter.
Published by Everyday Technology Press, 2021.

A5 offset print, spriral bound.


Anadolu Ekspres presents: A Journey into Turkish “Gastarbeiter” Music, 3 July 2021.

Event program and panel talk organised at sonsbeek20-24 Force Times Distance at Eusebiuskerk, Arnhem (NL).

“Arbeitskräfte wurden gerufen, aber menschen sind gekommen.” - Ozan Ata Canani.

"Anadolu Ekspres presents an extremely lo-res/lo-fi/lo-key audiovisual program exploring the told and untold histories of Turkish migrant workers in Europe and the themes of labour and migration that are embedded in the vast legacy of “gastarbeiter” (gurbetçi) music and cassette tape culture in Germany and The Netherlands. An evening filled with casual music archaeology, panel talks, cassette tape DJ-ing, video presentations and live performances by: Aylin Öcalan, Cengiz Mengüç, İlayda and Osdorp Tapes (Barış Akardere & Jurriaan Pots). Moderated by Cengiz Mengüç (Anadolu Ekspres) and Krista Jantowski (sonsbeek20-24)."


Co-produced by Abraham Meeuwsen.

Photos: sonsbeek20-24 / Juuke Schoorl.


Digital flyer for Anadolu Ekspres / sonsbeek20-24.


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, contribution to Where Does Culture Happen, published by TENT.

Playlist of songs that was crowdsourced during Cornershop Soundsystem, a mobile sound installation in the exhibition space of Tate Exchange where visitors and staff were invited to request and play their sounds. Part of TENTxTate: Where does culture happen? organised by TENT Rotterdam and Tate Young People’s Programmes.