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Ekin Erkan

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As seen in: Hyperallergic, Wiley Online Library, The Brooklyn Rail, Whitehot Magazine, Radical Philosophy, Cosmos and History, We The Italians, Sculpture Magazine
🇹🇷 Türk. Philosopher & Art Critic writing about Kant, German Idealism, and aesthetics.

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Liz Larner - Sculpture

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By Ekin Erkan
| Sculpture Magazine Verified
Anton Kern Gallery The sculptures in Liz Larner’s current exhibition “Maybe not” (on view through October 22, 2025) continue the more contained, and arguably austere, mode of art-making that she has undertaken since her turn toward ceramics in the late 1990s. Larner’s previous work often involved a significant array of forms and materials, including polyurethane, steel, bronze, found objects, and porcelain.
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Rusudan Petviashvili's US debut

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By Ekin Erkan
| Whitehot Magazine Verified
By EKIN ERKAN  March 17, 2025 When the Georgian artist, Rusudan Petviashvili (born in Tblisi on January 25, 1968), exhibited her work at Paris at the green age of twelve, Pablo Picasso lauded her works as “genius”. Legend has it that she had started painting at one and a half years old, exacting reems of works on paper, and had her first exhibition at age six.
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"The animal-based symbolism of Korean folklore" - Sun Hee Yang: An Artisan of the Dancheong and Minhwa Genres

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By Ekin Erkan
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By EKIN ERKAN  March 17, 2025 Sun Hee Yang is exacting in her engagement with the Dancheong genre, a traditional Korean decorative style that makes use of variegated colors. The Dancheong style, rife with colorful floral crest patterns, is best known for adorning wooden building and structures, including royal palaces and temples. Dancheong rose in popularity in Korea, China, and Japan in tandem with Buddhism and Confucianism’s burgeoning adoption.
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