“Landscapes of Erasure”: Artist Talk
September 18, 2026, 19:00
Moderator: Sena Tural
Speakers: Larissa Araz, Ece Gökalp, Ekin Can Göksoy, Hiwazerê, Zilan İmşik, Marina Papazyan, Rojda Tuğrul
As part of the exhibition Landscapes of Erasure, on view at Depo from September 16 to November 21 2026, the artists will be joined by Sena Tural to discuss their artistic practices and research methodologies in relation to their work featured in the exhibition, reflecting on contemporary socio-ecological realities.
Landscapes of Erasure examines the cultural, ecological, and social destruction caused by the late-Ottoman processes of modernization and centralization -which were systematically continued by the state during the Republican era- through works by artists carrying out research in various regions of Turkey. poşe’s final exhibition as an initiative, it marks the first time this group of artists -whose practices all engage collective memory and reckoning- has shared space, despite the increasingly repressive conditions of our present moment.
The event will be held in Turkish and registration is not required.
For more detailed information:
Landscapes of Erasure

“Landscapes of Erasure”: Artist Talk
Talk
September 18, 2026, 19:00

Moderator: Sena Tural
Speakers: Larissa Araz, Ece Gökalp, Ekin Can Göksoy, Hiwazerê, Zilan İmşik, Marina Papazyan, Rojda Tuğrul
As part of the exhibition Landscapes of Erasure, on view at Depo from September 16 to November 21 2026, the artists will be joined by Sena Tural to discuss their artistic practices and research methodologies in relation to their work featured in the exhibition, reflecting on contemporary socio-ecological realities.
Landscapes of Erasure examines the cultural, ecological, and social destruction caused by the late-Ottoman processes of modernization and centralization -which were systematically continued by the state during the Republican era- through works by artists carrying out research in various regions of Turkey. poşe’s final exhibition as an initiative, it marks the first time this group of artists -whose practices all engage collective memory and reckoning- has shared space, despite the increasingly repressive conditions of our present moment.
The event will be held in Turkish and registration is not required.
For more detailed information:
Landscapes of Erasure

