Four silver gelatin prints by Dora Maar, 'Swans on a Basin (Cygnes sur un Bassin)', c.1925-1930, 'Jacqueline Lamba' Summer 1939, 'Hull of the Drakkar, Viking Ship Museum in Oslo - Norway (Coque de Drakkar, Musée des Navires Vikings à Oslo – Norvège)' c.1934, and 'Rudder and Boat Heel (Gouvernail et Talon de Bateau)' 1930 - will be shown alongside works by Brian Eno, including 'Turntable II' 2024, 'Sharp Soft III' 2024, and his Unique Etchings from 2025. All artworks will be on loan from Paul Stolper Gallery as part of the group exhibition taking place across the island of Leros, Greece.
Perasma is an arts and culture platform founded in Istanbul in 2021 by Burcu Fikretoglu & Gizem Naz Kudunoglu. It is a platform dedicated to fostering dialogue and connection through contemporary art, community, and culture. Through site-specific exhibitions in unconventional locations, Perasma fosters conversations that connect art to its surroundings and encourage participation from diverse communities. Perasma seeks to be unbounded by a physical space or gallery walls and to exist across and beyond Istanbul.
The Leros Project, initiated in 2023, exemplifies this ethos, serving as a platform for experimentation, dialogue, and collective exploration. By focusing on the island of Leros, its layered history, and contemporary challenges, the project brings together artists, researchers, and locals to reflect on time, memory, and identity.
Perasma is an arts and culture platform founded in Istanbul in 2021 by Burcu Fikretoglu & Gizem Naz Kudunoglu. It is a platform dedicated to fostering dialogue and connection through contemporary art, community, and culture. Through site-specific exhibitions in unconventional locations, Perasma fosters conversations that connect art to its surroundings and encourage participation from diverse communities. Perasma seeks to be unbounded by a physical space or gallery walls and to exist across and beyond Istanbul.
The Leros Project, initiated in 2023, exemplifies this ethos, serving as a platform for experimentation, dialogue, and collective exploration. By focusing on the island of Leros, its layered history, and contemporary challenges, the project brings together artists, researchers, and locals to reflect on time, memory, and identity.
