Artists
Explore the biographies, artworks and exhibition histories of artists who have taken part in the gallery programme since 1996.

Süleyman Saim TEKCAN
1940–
"Since 2004, he has continued his work as the Founding Chairman of the Board of Directors of IMOGA - Istanbul Graphic Arts Museum."

Devrim ERBİL
1937–
"He was born in Uşak in 1937."

Adnan ÇOKER
1927–2022
"He was born in Istanbul in 1927."

Ali Teoman GERMANER
1934–
“Until his retirement in February 2001, he served as a workshop instructor and head of the Sculpture Department at Mimar Sinan University.”

Ayşegül İZER
1959–
"He was born in Istanbul in 1959."

Cihat BURAK
1915–1994
“Cihat Burak was born in Istanbul in 1915.”

Fatma Meral HORNE
1940–
She was the first Turkish woman traveler.

Ferit YAZICI
1972–
“His monumental works can be found in many cities in Turkey, as well as in Monterrey, Mexico and Seoul, South Korea. In addition, his works are included in many national and international private collections.”

Mehmet GÜLERYÜZ
1938–
"He was born in Istanbul in 1938."

Mehmet KOYUNOĞLU
1956–
"He was born in Istanbul in 1956, a member of a family deeply involved in the arts."

Nazan GÜRSES
1948–
“Nazan Gürses was born in Elazığ in 1948 and began her painting studies in 2000.”

Nuri SEZEN
1951–
"He has held numerous solo exhibitions and participated in group exhibitions."

Özcan ÖZKARAKOÇ
1977–
"She continues her duties as an Associate Professor in the Sculpture Department of the Faculty of Fine Arts at Akdeniz University."

Sadi DİREN
1927–
The artist, who received the title of "State Artist" in 1991, retired in 1994.

Sıtkı OLÇAR
1948–
"In his tile-making works, where he applied ancient patterns and forms, he focused on new forms and essences by taking examples from Iznik and Kütahya."

Tufan DAĞISTANLI
1952–
"The artist, who has left his mark with art ceramics in over 150 architectural projects, participated in Çanakkale Seramik's ceramic exhibitions in 2001-2002." - Tufan Dağıstanlı

Zühtü MÜRİDOĞLU
1906–1992
“Zühtü Müridoğlu was born in Istanbul in 1906.”
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