‘Where the Sidewalk Ends’ invites visitors to reconsider our connection with the city and the street, and to notice what often goes unseen in the fast-paced rhythm of everyday life. Bringing together works by Lennart Brede, Ramazan Can, Tuğçe Diri, Bilal Hakan Karakaya, Ardan Özmenoğlu, Daniele Sigalot, Cem Sonel, and Serpil Yeter, the exhibition presents traces that engage with the city’s rhythm, surface, and memory. The diversity of the urban landscape is mirrored in the wide range of artistic expressions inspired by it. Drawing from various corners of the city, the participating artists reinterpret hidden stories embedded in details—using a variety of techniques. From manhole covers to mosaics, paving stones to market stalls, every element featured in the exhibition reflects a trace of Istanbul, offering viewers an archival snapshot of the city's ongoing flow.
The exhibition is on view at Anna Laudel from June 1 to August 31.
