Culture/Art
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Dracula and DaVinci Resolve’s Dual Citizenship
in Culture/ArtVampires are all the rage these days. With HBO’s cult hit “True Blood” and the “Twilight” phenomenon, a new wave of bloodsuckers have successfully carved […]
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Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk: Bulgaria, Turkey Very Much Alike
Bulgaria and Turkey have much in common according to Turkish Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk, who is on a visit to Sofia. “For a long […]
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Yerevan Actor Teaches Armenian Kids in Istanbul
in Culture/ArtVahe Sarukhanyan 18:26, May 19, 2011 Ten years ago actor Aram Kostanyan moved to Istanbul, leaving the familiar stage in Yerevan for a new one […]
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William Gibson’s cyberpunk classic ‘Neuromancer’ may finally get to screens
in Culture/ArtWilliam Gibson’s cyberpunk classic ‘Neuromancer’ may finally get to screens May 19, 2011 | 8:52 am Gibson_neuromancer William Gibson’s visionary 1984 novel “Neuromancer,” which presaged […]
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Turkish Magnate Puts His Passion on Display
in Culture/ArtBy SUSANNE FOWLER Bahadir Taskin/Papko/Oner Kocabeyoglu Collection “Farewell Warsaw,” a 1961 work by Nejad Melih Devrim. Bahadir Taskin/Papko/Oner Kocabeyoglu Collection “Farewell Warsaw,” a 1961 work […]
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Istanbul Publisher Faces Obscenity Trial For Releasing William S. Burroughs Novel “The Soft Machine”
in Culture/ArtISTANBUL — Half a century after a U.S. obscenity trial, the work of Beat Generation writer William S. Burroughs is heading back to court, this […]
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Dracula and DaVinci Resolve’s Dual Citizenship
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Nobel Laureate Orhan Pamuk: Bulgaria, Turkey Very Much Alike
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Yerevan Actor Teaches Armenian Kids in Istanbul
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William Gibson’s cyberpunk classic ‘Neuromancer’ may finally get to screens
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Turkish Magnate Puts His Passion on Display
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Istanbul Publisher Faces Obscenity Trial For Releasing William S. Burroughs Novel “The Soft Machine”