Artist brings back the roughnecks of the Ottoman

Artist brings back the roughnecks of the Ottoman

ANKARA - Hürriyet Daily News
Artist brings back the roughnecks of the Ottoman

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Head Drawingstore (Kafa Çizimhane), a new design atelier started in Ankara, is about to launch its new exhibiton, “The Ottoman Slap,” at Siyah Beyaz Gallery in Ankara.

Artist Beril Ateş will kick off the atelier’s first exhibiton called “The Ottoman Slap” on Jan. 21 at the Siyah Beyaz Gallery on Kavaklıdere Street in Ankara.

“The Ottoman Slap” exhibition will continue until Feb. 9.

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