Proving their confidence in the creativity of growing artists, the highly-regarded Pera Museum in Istanbul made three floors of their institute available for the sake of 'Present Times,' an exhibit put together by young university students.
The Present Times ("Şimdiki Zamanlar" in Turkish) showcase is meant to reflects the impressions, ideas and innovation of three Anadolu University art students: Serkan Özer, Kadir Tavaz and Setenay Sipahi. The belief by museum curators that teens could fill an entire exhibit floor proved well-founded when each student explained their wild creations. From ceramic-clay ensembles that drag your attention to extinct and vulnerable species to an artificial riverbed that'll remind you of the countryside, the Present Times exhibit was an incalculable smash hit!
With any luck, museums and art galleries will be more eager to pass the creative reigns onto younger, yet eager students.
Ceramic Endangered Creatures
'Present Times' is a Youth Art Exhibit That Speaks Volumes
Trend Themes
1. Youth Art - Opportunities exist for museums and art galleries to create more exhibits showcasing the creativity of young artists.
2. Endangered Species Awareness - There is potential for ceramic art to be used as a medium for creating awareness around endangered and vulnerable species.
3. Environmentally-inspired Art - The art industry can explore more opportunities for creating environmentally-inspired art and installations.
Industry Implications
1. Art Museums and Galleries - Museums and galleries can explore more opportunities for showcasing the creativity of young artists from universities.
2. Wildlife Conservation - Wildlife conservation organizations can collaborate with artists to create awareness around endangered and vulnerable species.
3. Environmental Organizations - Environmental organizations can collaborate with artists to create more art installations that inspire people to protect the environment.