'74PODCAST

In the third episode, Alphan Eşeli hosts internationally renowned artist José Parlá. The podcast raises questions about the situation in New York, the general psyche of the society, the impact of the pandemic on the artistic community as well as on how to achieve positive change through hope and global solidarity.

Bu bölümde, sanat eleştirmeni, yazar ve küratör Beral Madra, sanatçı ve sanat eğitimcisi Gülçin Aksoy moderatörlüğünde içinde bulunduğumuz dünya düzeninde sanatçının durumu ve sanat üretiminin geleceğine dair öngörülerini paylaşıyor.

In this episode, Yves Béhar, founder and CEO of fuseproject, a designer and entrepreneur and Deniz Ova, Director of the Istanbul Design Biennial at Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV) and advisor to the Pavilion of Turkey at the International Architecture Exhibition, la Biennale di Venezia talk about the design for social impact, possible future scenarios and more.

In this episode, Creative Fashion Consultant & Editor Daniela Agnelli talks to '74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakas about how the fashion world is affected by the pandemic and what will change.

In the second episode, Alphan Eşeli hosts Boris Groys, art critic, media theorist, and philosopher. The podcast examines the virus as a cultural factor and questions the role of the internet and online economy in this upcoming era of real conflicts.

In this episode, Retail Consultant Robert Burke talks to '74 Communications & Project Director Leyla Karakas about the impact of Covid-19 on the retail industry and what the future fashion landscape might look like.

In the first episode of the new '74PODCAST Series, "What Is Coming? Conversations for Tomorrow" Alphan Eşeli hosts Academy Award-nominated filmmaker, screenwriter, musician, and composer Mike Figgis. The podcast raises questions about how did we get where we are now, how can we move on from this point in a positive way and rethinking what film is in the days of isolation.

In this episode, Media Artist Refik Anadol and Art Historian Dr. Edward Shanken talk about a myriad of topics from the current situation of freelance artists, the concept of consciousness to machine hallucinations and more.

In the last 25 years, Jefferson Hack has focused on ‘The magical operation’ of bringing art to publishing and journalism. Hack will be discussing how he has transcended the form and function of magazines in the curious pursuit of new cultural territories, through new encounters and with new visual horizons in an intimate conversation.

Throughout centuries cultural movements have influenced architectural aesthetics and shaped our view of the built environment. Architects David Adjaye and Murat Tabanlıoğlu will discuss the value of “Aesthetics” in architecture, which prompts us to look at the form, purpose and meaning of our built environment.