Foyer
Inspera Foyer
The foyer is an alternative art space within Inspera, connected to different event areas and offering exhibition opportunities for various disciplines.
As an additional space to the Art Space, the Inspera Foyer brings together collectives, art initiatives, and independent artists, and is also supported by open calls and pop-up events.
Hosting a range of disciplines such as painting, sculpture, photography, installation, performance, and new media, the foyer space—with its adaptable layout—is open to alternative and sustainable exhibition solutions.
Highlighting the inclusive and liberating qualities of art, this venue is open to project proposals in addition to its set annual program.
The foyer has a usable area of 150 m² and a ceiling height of 3.40 meters.
19:00
Vinyl & Wine Nights
Every Wednesday, glasses are raised to the sound of records; the rhythm of the music and the table begins simultaneously. This special selection, spanning the month, is complemented by weekly food and wine pairings. During our Records & Glasses evenings, shaped by special promotional drink menus for each day, you'll enjoy a 15% discount on selected wines every Wednesday, and a small treat for tables ordering a second bottle of wine. You are invited to this new Wednesday ritual where the music slows down and conversations lengthen.
Müzik16:00
Art History Programs with Dr. Nevin Yalçın Beldan
Designed specifically for young people aged 13-18 by Nevin Yalçın Beldan, this program explores key turning points in art history; the artists and works that shaped these periods; and their historical, cultural, and intellectual contexts. Focusing on developing visual thinking and interpretation skills and connecting art to daily life, the program offers a learning environment that encourages comparative examples, question-and-answer sessions, and active participation. The four-session program, taking place in Mini Sahne throughout February, will conclude with participants receiving a certificate of attendance.
Konferans20:00
Othello! Revenge Rehearsal with an Audience
A word, a glance, jealousy… A woman crushed amidst the ambition of many men. Othello, spanning five hundred years from the past to the present, tells a story where violence, love, fate, and "if only" are intertwined. YUSTUDIO's production, Othello! – Audience Rehearsal for Revenge, invites the audience to move from being a witness to confronting the situation.
Theater20:30
Miss Turkey
Miss Turkey, with Ali Cüneyt Kılcıoğlu's ironic language, presents a stage narrative that prompts reflection on female identity and societal impositions. Themes of betrayal and marginalization are addressed with a humorous yet detached approach, inviting the audience to become more aware. The play, in which a single female actress portrays multiple characters, promises an impressive stage experience thanks to Ece Özdikici's powerful and sincere performance.
Theater20:00
Portia
History books have recounted the Renaissance through the lens of princes, merchants, and geniuses; they have ignored Portia. While their enlightenment was glorified, Portia's was never written about. Because Portia's enlightenment came not through art or science, but through "finding a husband." That was the role assigned to her as a woman. 400 years later, Portia steps onto the stage and reveals the untold face of the Renaissance, the truth behind the men who are often praised. After all, the Renaissance meant rebirth.
Theater16:00
Art History Programs with Dr. Nevin Yalçın Beldan
Designed for adult participants and led by Nevin Yalçın Beldan, this program explores the major turning points in art history, the artists and works that influenced these periods, and their historical, cultural, and intellectual contexts. Focusing on developing visual thinking and interpretation skills and connecting art to daily life, the program offers an interactive learning environment enriched with comparative examples and participant questions. The four-session program, taking place in Mini Sahne throughout February, will conclude with participants receiving a certificate of attendance.
Konferans11:30
Sundays Around the World
Every Sunday from 11.30 AM to 2.00 PM, accompanied by Artistry of Good’s carefully curated world music, we set off on a delightful journey across different cultures—both for the ears and the palate. Winter-friendly rhythms, familiar and faraway flavors rising from the kitchen, and Voyn’s long, leisurely Sunday table come together to create the most enjoyable pause of the week. From breakfast to coffee, from world cuisine to music, we slow Sundays down and turn them into a small, comforting ritual. Curated by Artistry of Good
Müzik16:00
Art History Programs with Dr. Nevin Yalçın Beldan
Designed specifically for young people aged 13-18 by Nevin Yalçın Beldan, this program explores key turning points in art history; the artists and works that shaped these periods; and their historical, cultural, and intellectual contexts. Focusing on developing visual thinking and interpretation skills and connecting art to daily life, the program offers a learning environment that encourages comparative examples, question-and-answer sessions, and active participation. The four-session program, taking place in Mini Sahne throughout February, will conclude with participants receiving a certificate of attendance.
Konferans19:00
Vinyl & Wine Nights
Every Wednesday, glasses are raised to the sound of records; the rhythm of the music and the table begins simultaneously. This special selection, spanning the month, is complemented by weekly food and wine pairings. During our Records & Glasses evenings, shaped by special promotional drink menus for each day, you'll enjoy a 15% discount on selected wines every Wednesday, and a small treat for tables ordering a second bottle of wine. You are invited to this new Wednesday ritual where the music slows down and conversations lengthen.
Müzik16:00
Art History Programs with Dr. Nevin Yalçın Beldan
Designed for adult participants and led by Nevin Yalçın Beldan, this program explores the major turning points in art history, the artists and works that influenced these periods, and their historical, cultural, and intellectual contexts. Focusing on developing visual thinking and interpretation skills and connecting art to daily life, the program offers an interactive learning environment enriched with comparative examples and participant questions. The four-session program, taking place in Mini Sahne throughout February, will conclude with participants receiving a certificate of attendance.
Konferans11:30
Sundays Around the World
Every Sunday from 11.30 AM to 2.00 PM, accompanied by Artistry of Good’s carefully curated world music, we set off on a delightful journey across different cultures—both for the ears and the palate. Winter-friendly rhythms, familiar and faraway flavors rising from the kitchen, and Voyn’s long, leisurely Sunday table come together to create the most enjoyable pause of the week. From breakfast to coffee, from world cuisine to music, we slow Sundays down and turn them into a small, comforting ritual. Curated by Artistry of Good
Müzik16:00
Art History Programs with Dr. Nevin Yalçın Beldan
Designed specifically for young people aged 13-18 by Nevin Yalçın Beldan, this program explores key turning points in art history; the artists and works that shaped these periods; and their historical, cultural, and intellectual contexts. Focusing on developing visual thinking and interpretation skills and connecting art to daily life, the program offers a learning environment that encourages comparative examples, question-and-answer sessions, and active participation. The four-session program, taking place in Mini Sahne throughout February, will conclude with participants receiving a certificate of attendance.
Konferans18:00
Inspera Book Club
Inspera Book Club comes together on Thursday, February 12 at 6.30 PM with Görme Biçimleri by John Berger. “The past is not something to live in. It is a set of conclusions we draw from as we act.” Özgenaz, coordinator of Inspera Art Academy and a recent addition to the Art Space team, has chosen to revisit this book with the reading group. Looking back at the same text from a different moment in time opens space to reflect on what has changed — both in ourselves and in the world — and invites new questions and fresh meanings to emerge together. If you’d like to join us for an evening of thoughtful conversation, shared reflections, and seeing anew, we’d love to have you. To register, simply send us a DM with your full name and email address.
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