Rüstem Paşa Street in Kütahya Restructured and Became Art Street
Rüstem Paşa Street, arranged by Kütahya Municipality, has opened for service as Art Street with a ceremony. City protocol and citizens attended the opening.
Through the efforts of Kütahya Municipality, Rüstem Paşa Street was transformed into Art Street where art will be produced and exhibited, and opened with a ceremony held.
Rüstem Paşa Street, where the Kütahya City Council Culture and Art Center is located, was transformed into a new culture and art area with the arrangements carried out by Kütahya Municipality. Speaking at the opening ceremony, Mayor Eyüp Kahveci drew attention to the city's centuries-long art tradition, emphasized the importance of preserving this heritage and thanked those who contributed. Continuing with ribbon cutting, prayer and touring the stands, the program was attended by Kütahya Governor Musa Işın, Kütahya Dumlupınar University Rector Prof. Dr. Süleyman Kızıltoprak, protocol members and citizens.
Within the scope of the street's arrangement, arch lighting was installed, the exterior facade of the Culture and Art Center gained an aesthetic appearance, flowerpots with original patterns were placed, and 15 wooden stands were prepared for workshop activities. While physical conditions were improved with interlocking stone road and staircase arrangements, the walls of the center were also colored with the works of artists.
Sources
- Habertürk · Link