Thursday, December 10, 2020

YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD @Armenia Art Fair.


YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD

by
Özlem
Sarıyıldız and with Gizem Akman
is online @
Armenia Art Fair
. 🌿
In December, then in January.

Have a look: 👇

Friday, September 4, 2020

OPEN STUDIO @ LANGE NACHT DER BILDER, Berlin



 FOUND FOOTAGE VIDEO-COLLAGES
INTERSECTIONALITY OR VEHASILIKELAM 

@LANGE NACHT DER BILDER  - 2020

Details here


Join us!
04.September.2020
17:00-23:00


Wednesday, August 19, 2020

ZAHIR @SchoelerKunsthaus, Berlin


EXHIBITION20 | 20 - 100 Jahre Großberlin

 @SchoelerKunsthaus


Happy to be part of telling the story of

100 years of Großberlin

with my video 'Zahir'.


19. Augu-3.October 2020


Details here

Friday, July 31, 2020

HIER&JETZT: Connections // OPEN STUDIOS

 

OPEN STUDIOS

Join us! 

Friday, July 31st, from 5 till 8 PM at B.L.O. ATELIERS.



Photo: Almut Müller

The three HIER&JETZT: Connections residents of 2020 will present work in progress – including painting, video, and installation.

Accompanying them is HUJ alumni and now artistic director, ÖZLEM SARIYILDIZ, who will also be opening her studio to the public.

Details here.


Tuesday, July 28, 2020

SocialDistanceLess @SaarbrückerZeitung




SODA FEST
@ArrivalRoom 
is
covered by Saarbrücker Zeitung

SocialDistenceLess
by Özlem sarıyıldız is there too.
 
Take a look.

Friday, June 26, 2020

BLACK LIVES MATTER @Errant Sound, Berlin



BLACK LIVES MATTER
by Özlem Sarıyıldız and Bora Yediel
is at Errant Sound
as part of AARC#1 – TORTU

26. –  28. June 2020

AARC is an experimental artistic solidarity project conceived by Errant Sound and Apartment Project in Berlin. After the racist murders in Hanau, the two groups met to initiate a collaboration between the two project spaces – also as a political statement – by forming the ”Artists Against Racism Collaborative (AARC)”.

The short form AARC refers to the word arc — arc as a bridge between artists of different fields and cultural backgrounds. At the same time, the title phonetically evokes the “AARGGH!” interjection, conveying common feelings of despair, fear, and exhaustion among communities who are affected by racist attacks and/or exposed to subtle forms of racism. The collectively formulated voice develops individual and/or joint responses to such emotions and names and unveils everyday practices of racism. Through this collaboration, the two venues aim to create a mutual artistic conversation, facilitate a process of collaboration, and develop new forms of solidarity.

TORTU is the Turkish word for “residue”. It describes a solid matter that isn’t able to blend into the liquid in which it accumulates, clouding it when stirred. TORTU is what leaves its sticky traces on the body, what penetrates into the flesh; it seals off the network of communications; paralyzes the cells: It dominates. The works shown under the title TORTU characterize the urgency to respond to the political and social issue of racism whose impact on everybody’s life cannot be ignored. Racism hangs there among us, unresolved and unbroken, clouding judgment, obstructing transparency, and tainting social and political environments.

Since April about 15 artists were in a regular exchange. Some new collaborations emerged and will be presented in connection with existing works. The AARC-series will be continued this year in an open group.

AARC#1 — TORTU  is a three-day exhibition at Errant Sound combined with an event with performances and presentations at Apartment Project
Artists: Emre Birişmen, Andrei Cucu, Melih Sarıgöl & Laura Mello, Oliver Möst, Özlem Sarıyıldız & Bora Yediel, Çiğdem Üçüncü & Steffi Weismann

Friday, June 19, 2020

SocialDistenceLess featured @ ARTE

 SocialDistanceLess by

Özlem Sarıyıldız
featured @
Arte
as part of the SODA-Festival.

Shorter than short
Follow up the 20 secs from 09'20'':

And don't miss the powerful works
reflecting on SocialDistancing @sodafestival.de
organized by the beautiful team of Arrival Room, Saarbrücken.

music by 6zm

Monday, May 4, 2020

WELCOMED TO GERMANY? @LAbour Film Fest, Turkey


 'Welcomed to Germany?'


will be online today

-May 4th, 2020 - 20:00-

as part of Labour Film Festival, Turkey.

An online chat will follow.

The screening link is here.


Friday, April 3, 2020

ISTANBUL NOTES online as part of HUJ:C Screenings

 

ISTANBUL NOTES 

will be online for 48 hours as part of 

CONNECTIONS: SCREENINGS Series of 

HUJ:C and MING STUDIOS  

Friday 3 + Saturday 4 April 2020 

available on Vimeo of HIER&JETZT: Connection

more here

CONNECTIONS:SCREENINGS is a weekly online screening series curated by the artistic direction team of HIER&JETZT:Connections based in Berlin, Germany. The series will feature a new film, by a different artist each week, and be viewable online Fridays & Saturdays for a total of 48 hours.

Wednesday, April 1, 2020

WATER SALT FLOUR @ FilmMor - Online


WATER SALT FLOUR will be online today

as part of

International Filmmor Women’s Film Festival.

Take a look.


Saturday, March 21, 2020

KIYI KIYI @ FilmMor - Online

 

THERE AND BACK 

will be online today

as part of

International Filmmor Women’s Film Festival.

Take a look.

Friday, March 20, 2020

YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD in London

YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD 
will be exhibited 
on Friday 20 March 2020
at Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club (London)
for ‘Deep Trash: Turkish Delight’.

details here and here.
join us!

Friday, March 13, 2020

TO CORRECT THE WORLD in Adana, Turkey







TO CORRECT THE WORLD 
is in Adana, Turkey
as part of 
Çukurova Documentary Days
in Çukurova University,
Faculty of Communication.

Wednesday, March 11, 2020

YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD in Berlin



YOUR BODY MUST BE HEARD 
will be at 
Wolf Kino
Open Mic Night.
on March 11th, at 19:30.
Join us.

Saturday, February 29, 2020

WELCOMED TO GERMANY? & ZAHIR in Berlin

WELCOMED TO GERMANY? & ZAHIR
will be exhibited
as part of the 
*COLLECTING MOMENTUM #2


 curated by Kopuntu and  BorgoFuturo.

details here and here.

Thursday, February 20, 2020

THERE AND BACK & ISTANBUL NOTES in Berlin

20.02.2020 
KIYI KIYI / THERE AND BACK 
trailer: https://vimeo.com/59870337
dir. Özlem Sarıyıldız, Bilge Demirtaş 
TR with ENG subtitles
25’00’’; 2013; Turkey

Who passes us from Dalyan town to the Kaunos Tombs and Çandır village located on both sides of the canal which joins the Aegean Sea are the rowing women. Homes and boats for these women, who have been making a living from rowing for many years, have become an extension of each other; and the relationships they established in these places and with these places have been intertwined. 'There and back' follows  the daily lives of  the rowing women whose lives are organized away from the patterns of the urban theories.



27.02.2020 (with the participation of Özlem Sarıyıldız)
İSTANBUL MAKAMI / ISTANBUL NOTES
trailer: https://vimeo.com/165433060
dir. Özlem Sarıyıldız, Yunus Emre Aydın
TR with ENG subtitles
69'46''; 2016; Turkey

Istanbul Notes is a cinematographic improvisation with five musicians from abroad who fall in love with the Maqam Music (Classical Ottoman Music) and decide to live in Turkey believing that music might best be learned in the lands it was born and performed. Each has different stories but the desire to find their own paths despite modern times’ obligations intersects their roads. Constructing three layers -music, İstanbul and combination of both in the filmic platform- the film is a modern times fairytale in praise of İstanbul and its classical music; a film about obstinacy, desire, looking for one’s own raison d’etre, travelling, and the power of music to understand the other and express oneself in the pursuit of intertwining stories following passion.