Lumina: Color and Light Art Exhibition Meets Visitors in Izmir
The event, which is the first of a ten-exhibition program prepared in partnership with Arkas Sanat and the Centre Pompidou, aims to make viewers reflect on the perception of light and color.
"Lumina: Color and Light Art"—the first exhibition of a five-year program realized in collaboration with Arkas Sanat and the Centre Pompidou—is presented to art lovers at the Lucien Arkas Art Center on September 26.
The First Exhibition of the Collaboration
The first of ten exhibitions planned within the framework of the comprehensive five-year collaboration program carried out between Arkas Sanat and the Centre Pompidou meets the audience at the Lucien Arkas Art Center.
The Impact of Color and Light
The exhibition focuses on the relationship established between the expressive power of color and the transformative effect of light through different artistic approaches extending from the early 20th century to the present day.
Emphasizing that visual experience is not limited to mere looking, the exhibition addresses processes shaped together with movement, depth, vibration, rhythm, and sensory perception.
Curators and Supporters
Prepared under the curation of Anna Hiddleston and Noémie Fillon, this special event examines the bond that modern and contemporary art forms with ways of seeing through the viewer's experience.
Is Bankasi continues to maintain its contributions to art in this project as the Exhibition Supporter.
The Center as a Culture Platform
Located within Mistral Izmir, the Lucien Arkas Art Center stands out as a new art stop bringing international collections together with art lovers in Izmir.
With talks, workshops, and events from various disciplines, the center strengthens its position as a living culture platform day by day.