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KUTUv.5 (place 01) , P2P , Epo, Munich, May 2006

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KUTUv.4:

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KUTUV.4 team: Founder / Director: Borga Kantürk Arhchitecht: Evrim Yiðit Artists: Gökçen Cabadan, Elmas Deniz, Murat Güneş, Gökçe Süvari,Oliver Noens Art Director: Ali Batı ABOUT KUTUv.4: KUTU v.4 made up of EPS, is the box that has the maximum space as compared to the pervious ones. The interior seems almost without any boudaries, as the material is light, easy to break and white. The entrance, which is 1.5 meters high, is designed to minimize the perception of the interior of “KUTU”. The 2.5-meter long corridor, through which the viewers will have to stoop to pass, will be insulated from sound and noise to crate a deep silence in comparison to the noisy hum of the gallery. As artist will be working at the construction of “KUTU”, the construction should be completed without any difficulty. Some details have to be taken care of during the initial stages of the construction. The artists will decide where they will hang up their works or how they shall display them. This means that the...
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KUTU team:

KUTU " portable art gallery" Team: Founder - Director: Borga Kanturk Founder Artists: Gokcen Cabadan, Elmas Deniz, Gokce Suvari Architect: Evrim Yigit , Art Director: Ali Bati
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ABOUT KUTUv.1:

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KUTUv.1 , which is consisted of gallery room and office, covers an area of 20,25 m2. The place, with the height of 2.3 m. , keeps the chance of alterations in the lighting system and surface coverals according to due to the artists wishes. KUTUv.1 “portable Art Gallery” is presented to an audiene for the first time in Proje4L’s group exhibition : “ Under the beach : The Pavement” from 22 november 2002 to 17 january 2003 After the first exhibition in Istanbul , Kutu has been transported to IZMIR. This project rebuilded in a D.E.U. Faculty of Fine Arts and then Kutu will go an other activities in the faculty with an another artists. Kutu welcomes all artists and curators to propose new ideas and projects for the gallery.
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