ArtNova Art Fair opens its doors to art enthusiasts in Ankara
People visit the ArtNova Art Fair at ATO Congresium, where works of architecture, graphic design, painting, sculpture, and decorative arts by approximately 900 artists are on display in Ankara, Türkiye, October 17, 2024. (AA Photo)
The ArtNova Art Fair, supported by ATIS, the Chamber of Architects of Türkiye, and the Association of United Painters and Sculptors, has officially opened at ATO Congresium.
The event showcases works from around 900 artists, represented by 100 galleries under one roof.
Fusion of art forms
The fair brings together a diverse range of artistic disciplines, including architecture, interior design, graphic design, painting, sculpture and decorative arts.
This unique blend creates an opportunity for visitors to explore various forms of creative expression in a single venue.
Workshops, talks and musical performances
Over the course of the event, attendees can look forward to 22 discussions that touch on urban themes, spaces, art, collecting, and contemporary art issues.
Additionally, the fair will host workshops and musical performances, enriching the visitor experience.
Bridging generations of artists
One of the highlights of ArtNova is its ability to unite veteran and emerging artists. Esteemed painters such as Devrim Erbil, Ahmet Umur Deniz, Orhan Gurel and Hikmet Cetinkaya will be featured alongside rising talents. This intergenerational connection aims to inspire collaboration and creativity.
The ArtNova Art Fair will remain open to the public until 8 p.m. on Oct. 20.
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