Our interview with Sevil Dolmacı about the “European Art II” exhibition explores the curatorial framework and impact of this selection, which brings together different generations of European contemporary art.
Sevil Dolmacı in Istanbul is drawing attention with the “European Art II” exhibition, which focuses on different periods of European contemporary art. Curated by Robert Fleck, this comprehensive exhibition brings together the avant-garde legacy that emerged after World War II with contemporary art practices within the same framework.
In the exhibition, figures who have shaped art history—such as Heinz Mack, Rosemarie Trockel, and Erwin Wurm—are presented side by side with works by younger generations. In an interviewwith Feride Çelik, Art Editor at OGGUSTO, Sevil Dolmacı discusses the exhibition’s curatorial approach, the impact of international collaborations on collectors in Turkey, and the role of local artists within this framework.