Istanbul exhibit by Russian painters

Istanbul exhibit by Russian painters

ISTANBUL

Five Russian painters, Evgenia Lyalina Yayıkoğlu, Aygül Okutan, Diana Gaudi Anna Lukashevska, Cornelia Margan and Tatiana Kirillova, who all live in Turkey, will open the second exhibition of their ‘I am Listening to Istanbul’ project on Nov. 19 at the And Hotel in Istanbul’s Sultanahmet. The exhibition titled ‘Let’s Listen to Istanbul Together’ will run through Dec. 30.

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