A REVIEW ON PROTEST ART IN TURKEY: A SAMPLE OF HALIL ALTINDERE

The Problem is in today's art that it has been so much intimate with politics as much as it will not take back itself. Incorporates of Art with politics reflecting of the public issues is existential importance. Beginning with Dada and continues to the present day from the 1960’s art, politics...

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Autores principales: Aygül AYKUT, İzzet YEMAN
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Publicado: Fırat University 2019
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/1fa4c69be6a14564a79a899d509f4d33
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Sumario:The Problem is in today's art that it has been so much intimate with politics as much as it will not take back itself. Incorporates of Art with politics reflecting of the public issues is existential importance. Beginning with Dada and continues to the present day from the 1960’s art, politics and policy issues with public areas and free spaces with the help of art practices performed on '' art and everyday life '' was functioning with dissident art portals that create Visual art criticism accent. The aim of the research is to examine in the context of the growing phenomenon of protest art in Turkey, which is along with the conceptual meaning of protest issues through the media and the effects of Halil Altındere themes. The Research is descriptive way. As a result, it is understood that the artists and art mediums have been affected by the changing cultural, social and political problems so the artists are directed to political issues in Turkey too. The artists who know protest art by heart are questioned adopting rules and values, so being protest has been the primary objectives of their action. Halil Altındere has been occupied with the politics issues in his art that questioned the dilemma by changing the meaning of national symbols and has addressed culture represents on simple object from everyday life of nation-State.