Film Alice In The Cities

17 December 2024 - This film by Wim Wenders is about a German journalist who travels to America with a little girl.

Jazz Listening Club Jazz Under Latin Influences: Bossa Nova

25 January 2024, 19:00 - The first guest of the Jazz Listening Club in 2024 is Nihal Saruhanlı, and our theme is "Jazz Under Latin Influences: Bossa Nova"!

Conference "Temsilin Olanaklarını Aşmak: David Hockney” Speaker: Seda Yavuz

Short Film Dad’s Sneakers

13-year-old Sasha lives in a boarding school for children deprived of parental care. He is one of the luckiest – a family have finally agreed to adopt him. Today he will move to America forever - but there’s something that won’t let him go.

Concert Bilge Günaydın Trio

Blog 10 Interesting Books on Jazz Published in 2019

Our 2019 evaluations continue with interesting books on jazz, written in English, released within last year…

Blog Keith Jarrett

Caz dünyasının sayılı piyanistleri arasında yer alan Keith Jarrett, müzik için doğan ve bu yeteneğini de sonuna kadar kullanan caz devlerinden biri.

Blog 10 Reasons Not To Miss Out On 15th Akbank Short Film Festival

Akbank Short Film Festival is bringing together shorts from all over the world for its 15th year.

Seminar “Where are the Women in the Writing of Art History?”

Any attempt at writing a comprehensive history of modern art in Turkey, would require the telling of stories, either through figure, or landscape, or women.

Blog Unforgettable Jazz Concert Records From Toronto to Tokyo

Perhaps more than any other genre, jazz’s most pivotal, breathtaking moments occur outside of the studio.

Blog Composing music for emotional perception: Murat Evgin

Creating music for series and films for a long time, Murat Eving will share his experiences starting with “Sahra” series and extending to NETFLIX America at his talk, Music and Visuality, on 28 March at Akbank Sanat. Before the session, Evgin answered some of our questions.

Blog A Rebellious And Soulful Jazz Musician: Chet Baker

Most of the jazz listeners know Chet Baker from his recordings, but his live performances between 1950-55 are still among the most praised performances of jazz history.