The Dream That Sees Istanbul: Bursa Painting Exhibition Opened to Visitors

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Prepared within the scope of the Foundation Works Inventory Project, the Istanbul's Dream Bursa exhibition has met with art lovers.

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“İstanbul’u Gören Rüya: Bursa” resim sergisi ziyarete açıldı

Realized within the scope of the Foundation Works Inventory Project and consisting of photographs from the Bursa Foundation Works Book, the painting exhibition opened its doors at the Üsküdar Mimar Sinan Gallery.

Opening and Location of the Exhibition

Prepared within the framework of the Foundation Works Inventory Project, the Istanbul's Dream Bursa painting exhibition opened to visitors at the Üsküdar Mimar Sinan Gallery on Friday, September 4, 2026.

Art lovers have the opportunity to closely examine this special exhibition, which sheds light on history and cultural heritage, between the specified dates.

Exhibited Works and Scope

Carefully selected from thousands of photographs in the Bursa Foundation Works Book, which was published in three volumes, 87 photographs are presented for the appreciation of art lovers at the exhibition.

These selected visuals reveal the historical texture of the city and the rich heritage inherited from the foundation civilization.

Information on Visit Dates

Established at the Üsküdar Mimar Sinan Gallery, the exhibition offers a wide time frame for art and history enthusiasts.

The event will continue to host its visitors until September 30, 2026.

Evaluations of the General Manager

Vakıf Katılım General Manager Mehmet Ali Akben stated that the project bears the responsibility of protecting cultural heritage rather than just documenting historical artifacts.

Akben expressed their satisfaction with the heritage of the ancient city through the works continued in Bursa following Hatay and Konya.

Cultural Accumulation and Awareness

General Manager Mehmet Ali Akben emphasized that the exhibition will provide an opportunity to look at Bursa's cultural accumulation from a different perspective.

He shared his belief that such studies will strengthen social awareness regarding our foundation heritage.

Inter-Institutional Cooperation

Mehmet Ali Akben thanked the Directorate General of Foundations and all stakeholders who contributed to the realization of the exhibition.

These joint efforts carried out once again demonstrated the importance of inter-institutional cooperation in the success of cultural projects.