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1. “Tuzlu Su” “Saltwater” Istanbul Biennial 2015

   “Tuzlu Su”, (Saltwater) hides its purpose behind science, mysticism, and a strenuous itinerary that requires viewers to sail on the Bosphorus and the sea of Marmara.

   This entry was posted on October 15, 2015 and is filed under Istanbul Biennial, Istanbul Biennial 14, Turkish Women Artists, Uncategorized.

   Tags: Bosphorus, Carolyn Chistov-Barkargiev, Gezi, Istanbul, knots in water, Michel Rachowitz, Orhan Pamuk, saltwater, Tuzlu Su, underwater rivers, William Irvine

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