Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum
Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum collection is a special archeaology collection featuring two thousand movable works, most of which have their origins in Anatolia. The collection was born when Yüksel Erimtan purchased his first Roman ring stones in 1960, and expanded over time with advice from expert archeaologists.
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Oeuvre and Grace
Erimtan Archaeology and Arts Museum is hosting the Oeuvre and Grace exhibition curated by Derya Yücel. The exhibition aims to establish a contextual relationship between the productions of 20 contemporary artists in different mediums and the Erimtan Museum's archaeological collection from the Roman, Urartian, Hittite, and Byzantine periods. Oeuvre and Grace takes place beyond distinctions such as tradition-contemporary, sophisticated and casual, individual and public, art and life, in that graceful, creative space where thought and performance, art and crafts intermingle. The exhibition titled “Oeuvre and Grace” questions the current meaning of an art history written as the triumph of art over craft, artist over craftsman, and aesthetics over function; focuses on the creative relationship between the multidimensional intellectual expression of art in the social, political, aesthetic and critical context and the forms it creates.
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Everyday except for Mondays
10.00-18.00
Ticket Office Closing Time
17.45
Reservation required for guided tours.
Fot information and reservation;
(312) 311 04 01
Parking space is not available.
Admission
Adults: 20 TL
Discounted (Students, Teachers and Adults 65+): 10 TL
Address
Kale Mahallesi Gözcü Sokak No:10 Altındağ/Ankara
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