India ink paintings by Pınar Tınç

May 01 2018 16:11:23

India ink paintings by Pınar Tınç

ISTANBUL

Turkey’s first India ink artist Pınar Tınç is currently displaying her works at Istanbul’s Arnavutköy Art Gallery in the exhibition titled ‘Mia Maou Maman,’ meaning ‘I Love You Mom.’ The exhibition, featuring paintings on mother and child relations, nature and animals, will run through May 3.

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