22-May-2021

Biyoçeşitlilik ve İklim Değişikliğine Uyum

Online Event

7.00p-8.30p

A webinar to address the climate change impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services and, the climate adaptation options including nature-based solutions.

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Enhancing Adaptation Action in Turkey Project

15 May -

15 June

2021

Digital Solo Art Show: Flowers of the Desert

Istanbul

Digital all days

Humans are part of nature therefore we ought to guard it. In my work I want to reflect natures beauty so that we are encouraged to protect it.

Ilhan Sayin’s digital solo art show “Flowers of the Desert” is a follow-up to “Atelier Teymur Rzayev First Digital Climate Change Art Show” where his flowering cacti paintings received rave reviews.

The art show includes paintings that have been selected for exhibition at the 2020 United Nations SDG Global Goals Art Competition as well as London Climate Action Week, UN’s World Environment, Oceans, International Mountain Days,  UN’s SDG, World Health Organization and Create 2030’s Solidarity Shows: COVID-19 Arts Initiative, Environmental Education Collaborative’s 7th  annual digital Environmental Education Symposium, The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change - Hong Kong as well as Climate Change Museum - UK.

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Ilhan Sayin

15 May -

15 June

2021

Spring Amidst the Masks

Istanbul

Digital event 

The inspiration behind Ihan Sayin’s second solo digital art show “SPRING AMIDST MIST AND MASKS” was his paintings being selected in:
• United Nations World Unity Art Contest
• United Nations Global Goals Art Contest

lhan with his spring flowers themed paintings reminds us that we must guard nature by  changing our production and consumption habits towards cleaner and greener existence, particularly in light of the global coronavirus pandemic.  People who are quarantined at home are experiencing Spring in flowers in their vases.  With his 7 paintings of flowers and single use plastic protective masks, Ilhan joins TiredEarth.com’s #Maskuary Campaign which aims at warning against the dangers of pollution from disposable masks to the environment.

https://youtu.be/7EtLiaW_7p4

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Ilhan Sayin

15 May -

15 June

2021

Kuş Gözlemi

Fatma Kadir’s digital art show “Bird Watching 2” took place at the Pinelo Art Gallery in Istanbul, Turkey from October 10 to 23, 2020, starting on United Nation’s World Migratory Bird Day, to commemorate Biodiversity in Birds which are important plant pollinators and seed dispersers.

This art show was curated by Selva Ozelli based on her series of articles on digital technology adoption, solar energy and tax policies in the jurisdictions with the greatest carbon emissions. These articles have been published by the World's first Climate Change Museum "The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change - Hong Kong” in addition to more than 100 other publications around the world.  The diminishment of biodiversity as a result of Climate Change was addressed in Selva’s article titled “Green Policy and Crypto Energy Consumption in the EU.”

The inspiration behind the theme of the art show was  Fatma Kadir's painting titled “Ravens - Four Seasons” recently wining first prize at the nature art competition at Connemara National Park - Páirc Náisiúnta Chonamara in Ireland coupled with her diverse bird artwork – all 16 paintings that are included in this art show-- including "Homeless Doves" being selected and distributed via social media by the Biodiversity Department of the Department of Culture, Heritage and Gaeltacht of Ireland on Biodiversity Day on May 22, 2020.  Fatma’s painting titled “Homeless Doves” is also part of Atelier Teymur Rzayev First Digital Climate Change Art Show which is a registered UN World Environment Day and World Ocean Day digital event  that has been published by World’s first climate change museum The Jockey Club Museum for Climate Change-Hong Kong

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Fatma Kadir

15 May -

15 June

2021

“Maskuary - Guarding Nature”

Nature is critical to our survival: nature provides us with our oxygen, our water, regulates our weather patterns, pollinates our crops, produces our food, feed and fiber. But it is under increasing stress, subject to extreme weather events. Becuase Human activity has altered almost 75 per cent of the earth’s surface, squeezing wildlife and nature into an ever-smaller corner of the planet. The pandemic has made matters worse by producing an enormous amount of single use plastic medical waste.
Fatma Kadir with her art show reminds us that we must guard nature by changing our production and consumption habits towards cleaner and greener existence, particularly in light of the global coronavirus pandemic. With her paintings of trees, birds, people and single use plastic protective masks, Fatma joins TiredEarth.com’s #Maskuary Campaign which aims at warning against the dangers of pollution from disposable masks to the environment.

20 - 27

Apr-2021

Seawatcher and Seawatcher 2 - Maskury

Semine Hazar’s digital art show “Sea Watcher” will take place at the Pinelo Art Gallery in Istanbul, Turkey from June 8 to June 22, 2020, starting on World Oceans Day.  “In 2017 I traveled to the Antarctic and firsthand witnessed the melting of the ice and with a great sound crash into the sea.  This brought tears to my eyes.  The light house in my painting marks the last inhabitable point in South America.  I imagined that soon we would be moving this light house to the Antarctic. 

The inspiration behind her solo digital art show “Sea Watcher” is an offshoot of her taking part in the Atelier Teymur Rzayev First Digital Climate Change Art Show which is a registered UN World Environment Day and World Ocean Day digital event  that has been published by World’s first climate change museum The Jockey Club Museum for Climate Change-Hong Kong.
 

Semine Hazar