İyilik Culture and Art Center Opens Its Doors on Beyoğlu Boğazkesen Street
Established to contribute to the sustainability of traditional arts and generate social benefit, the İyilik Culture and Art Center will bring art enthusiasts together.
Established to support art production, contribute to the sustainability of traditional arts, and generate social benefit, the İyilik Culture and Art Center has opened for service with a ceremony held on Boğazkesen Street in Beyoğlu.
The Purpose of the Center's Opening
The İyilik Culture and Art Center aims to support art production and contribute to the sustainability of traditional arts.
The center has opened its doors in Beyoğlu, Istanbul, to operate with the goal of generating social benefit.
Wide-Participation Opening Program
The opening program of the center, which will serve at Boğazkesen Street No: 52 in Beyoğlu, began with prayers.
A large number of guests, artists, art enthusiasts, and IHH volunteers showed intense participation in the opening ceremony.
Bringing Children and Volunteers Together
IHH Board of Trustees Deputy Chairman Hüseyin Oruç touched upon the importance of the center during his speech at the opening.
Oruç stated that the center will bring together children and volunteers from all over the world through art.
Education and Workshop Activities
IHH Secretary General Ahmet Göksun shared detailed information about the center's activities.
Göksun stated that people from different age groups can receive art education and participate in workshops at the center.
Support for Oppressed Geographies
It was announced that the works produced at the center will be exhibited and offered for sale in exchange for donations.
The revenues obtained are targeted to be delivered to oppressed geographies through donations.
Touring the Exhibition Area
IHH Vice President Muhammet Cihat Çelik and IHH Women's Branch President Nazmiye Göltaşı also made statements.
The program concluded after the introduction of the center and the guests touring the exhibition area.