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• Su Alara Acerol • Deniz Defne Acerol • Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu • Murat Germen • Nihal Gündüz • Çağrı İşbilir • Naz Köktentürk • Çoşar Kulaksız • Çeyiz Makal Fairclough • Akgün Manisalı • Kemal Molu • Gabrielle Reeves • Jennifer Sertel Schneller • Mustafa Seven • Sadık Üçok • Osman Ürper

Tea or Coffee?

“Tea or Coffee?” is a mixed exhibition organized under the theme “The Richness of Diversity” for the 18th edition of the International 360 Degrees of Love Festival in 2026. The exhibition approaches tea and coffee, two powerful symbols of everyday life, not as divisive preferences, but as a common language and a space for encounter and meeting.

The works in the exhibition reveal the conversations, rituals, moments of waiting, everyday encounters, and closeness that form around tea and coffee through different forms of expression and perspectives. The artists treat tea and coffee not merely as beverages, but as cultural symbols that enable connections within everyday life. The scenes that unfold around these two symbols point to the relationships established between individual habits and collective memory, reminding us that differences can coexist without producing opposition.

“Tea or Coffee?” invites the viewer to go beyond preferences and to rethink sharing, togetherness, and communication.

Works

Akgün Manisalı
B.Y.R.K., 2026
Diasec Print , Ed. 1/7, 40 x 84 cm.

Çağrı İşbilir
Fatih, 2019
Diasec Print, 101 x 148,5 cm.

Çeyiz Makal Fairclough
Piknik, 2018
C-Type Digital Printing, 50 x 70 cm.

Çoşar Kulaksız
ArAdA #2, 2025
FUJİFİLM Crystal Archive Lustre Paper Mounted on Forex w/alm brace tube hanging, 132 x 72 cm.

Çoşar Kulaksız
ArAdA #1, 2025
FUJİFİLM Crystal Archive Lustre Paper Mounted on Forex w/alm brace tube hanging, 132 x 72 cm.

Deniz Defne Acerol
At the Patisserie, 2017
Oil on paper, 50 x 35 cm.

Gabrielle Reeves
Conversation 2, 2018
Mixed technique on paper, 34 x 42 cm.

Gabrielle Reeves
Man in a Teahouse, 2023
Pen on paper, 15 x 20 cm.

Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu
Tea Series, 1, 1995
Fineart print / Ed. 1/20, 32 x 43 cm.

Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu
Tea Series, 2, 1995
Fineart print / Ed. 1/20, 42 x 43,5 cm.

Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu
Tea Series, 3, 1995
Fineart print / Ed. 1/20, 33 x 34 cm.

Jennifer Sertel Schneller
Perspektif 4: Caravaggio’s Breakfast, 2023
Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm.

Kemal Molu
Şehirde Yağmurlu Akşamüstü, 2019
Oil painting on hardboard, 35,5 x 23,5 cm.

Murat Germen
Oracle, 2012
Lambda C-print, diasec, 80 x 300 cm., Ed. 3/1

Mustafa Seven
Untitled, 2013
Photograph, 40 x 60 cm.

Mustafa Seven
Untitled, 2014
Photograph, 40 x 60 cm.

Küstüm Oynamıyorum Serisi - Tarlabaşı’nın Son Çaycısı, 2000'ler, Analog / Ed.2/5 / Baskılar date-ist (1. Edisyon Rezan Has Müzesi’nde), 50 x 70 cm.

Naz Köktentürk
Küstüm Oynamıyorum Serisi - Tarlabaşı’nın Son Çaycısı, 2000'ler
Analog / Ed.2/5 / Baskılar date-ist (1. Edisyon Rezan Has Müzesi’nde), 50 x 70 cm.

Naz Köktentürk
Küstüm Oynamıyorum Serisi - Müdavimler, Tarlabaşı, 2000'ler
Analog / Ed.2/5 / Baskılar date-ist (1. Edisyon Rezan Has Müzesi’nde), 50 x 70 cm.

Nihal Gündüz
A portrait of Generation, Fener, 1995
Silver gelatin print on paper, 48 x 60 cm.

Osman Ürper
Timeless Brew, Tarsus, 2021
Digital Inkjet print, 50 x 70 cm.

Su Alara Acerol
Mom’s Teapots, 2023
Engraving, 14x19 cm, Ed. 2/8

Su Alara Acerol
Teapots, 2024
Oil on canvas, 30x20 cm

Su Alara Acerol
Cookie Party, 2024
Engraving, 19x28 cm, Ed. 1/8

Sadık Üçok
Şekerci Cafer Erol, 2015
Diasec Print, 90 x 60 cm.

Sadık Üçok
Aşk, Sadece Aşk, 2020
Diasec Print, 90 x 60 cm.

Sadık Üçok
Karaköy’de Çay Keyfi, 2023
Diasec Print, 90 x 60 cm.

Su Alara Acerol

Su Alara Acerol is an archaeologist, art historian and a painter. She graduated from Bilkent University Archaeology and History of Art Department with a full scholarship, she later finished her MA at Koç University Department of Archaeology and History of Art (formerly Anatolian Civilizations and Cultural Heritage Management) with a full scholarship as well. She worked in rescue excavations in different parts of the World. In 2015 she entered Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Painting Department for her second BA. In 2019 she graduated as valedictorian and received first place award from Sakıp Sabancı Art Awards. Since then she has joined many group exhibitions and received several art awards. Her paintings and engravings are in numerous private collections as well as in the Cyprus Modern Art Museum’s collection. She opened her first solo exhibition at Istanbul Concept Gallery in October 2020. She is opening her second solo exhibition with Istanbul Concept Gallery in October 2022.

Murat Germen

Born in Ankara, in 1965, Murat Germen is an artist using photography as an expression and research tool. He holds a MArch degree from the Massachusetts Institue of Technology, which he attended as a Fullbright scholar and where he received the AIA Henry Adams Gold Medal for academic excellence. He currently works as a proffesor of art, photography and new media at Sabanci Universty in Istanbul, and has contributed articles and photo series on architecture, photography, art and new media to a wide range of magazines and books.

His exhibiting career includes over eighty shows both in Turkey and throughout the world ( United States, Italy, Germany, UK, Mexico, Portugal, Uzbekistan, Greece, Japan, Russia, Iran, India, France, Canada, Bahrain, Korea, Dubai, China, Sweden, Switzerland and Egypt.) Currently represented by art ON Istanbul, ARTITLEDcontemporary (Netherlands / Belgium) and Rosies Gallery (San Francisco), more than three hundred editions of his artworks are in eminent personal collections, and several in those of Istanbul Modern and Proje4L Elgiz Museum of Contemporary Art (Istanbul.)

Nihal Gündüz

Lives and works in Istanbul. Graduated from the Photography Department of the Fine Arts Faculty at Mimar Sinan University in 1996. Completed her master's degree in Photography at Marmara University in 1999 and then began working professionally in the fields of advertising and fashion. While continuing to work in advertising and fashion, she also teaches Fashion Photography at Yeditepe University's Faculty of Fine Arts.

Çeyiz Makal Fairclough

Çeyiz Makal Fairclough is a multidisciplinary artist, academic, and researcher working in the fields of photography, psychogeography, and visual sociology. Having lived in Turkey, the UK, Yemen, and Poland, her artistic and academic productions have been shaped by these multicultural experiences. She completed her photography training at the Warsaw School of Photography in Poland, in the studio of Marian Schmidt; and later pursued a practice-based PhD in Media and Art at the University of Salford. Her doctoral research employed an interdisciplinary approach to explore the experiences of Turkish migrants living in the UK through social documentary photography and visual sociology. Her artistic work focuses on themes such as migration, identity, representation, and spatial experience. Adopting a psychogeographic perspective, Fairclough investigates individual and collective relationships with space. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally. She is currently a faculty member at the Faculty of Art and Design at Beykoz University, where she teaches courses on visual culture, documentary photography, and research-based artistic production.

Gabrielle Reeves

Gabrielle Reeves is a multidisciplinary visual artist from Casper, Wyoming. Her work has been showcased in solo exhibitions at The Brinton Museum in Big Horn, Wyoming, The Nicolaysen Art Museum in Casper, Wyoming, The Dahl Arts Center in Rapid City, South Dakota, Zaratan Contemporary in Lisbon, Portugal, and Istanbul Concept Gallery in Istanbul, Turkey. Additionally, her work has been featured in numerous group exhibitions, including “Kaybolan Suretler / Lost Forms” at Istanbul Concept Gallery, “The Brinton 101” at The Brinton Museum, “Le Printemps des Artistes” at Sainte Pulchérie Fransız Lisesi in Istanbul, Turkey.
Gabrielle’s art is held in several permanent collections, including the Nicolaysen Art Museum, The Guray Museum in Cappadocia, and the University of Wyoming Campus in Laramie, WY. She has been a freelance artist and art instructor in Istanbul, Turkey, since 2014.