Gurur Birsin: Nothing Left Unbroken at Art On İstanbul — 4 Nov–12 Dec 2026
Art On İstanbul announces Nothing Left Unbroken, a solo pop-up exhibition by painter Gurur Birsin, running from 4 November to 12 December 2026 at the gallery’s Piyalepaşa space in Beyoğlu. Born in 1992 in Tekirdağ, Birsin trained in painting at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University (BA 2016, MA 2019) and works in oil on canvas. Earlier solo shows include The Wreck of Time at Mixer (2021) and The Backyard of Childhood at Gallery Kairos (2024); the work has also been shown at Arkas Sanat Alaçatı, Contemporary Istanbul and London Art Fair. The gallery had not yet published a press text or list of works at the time of writing — check with the gallery for the full presentation.
| Exhibition | Nothing Left Unbroken |
|---|---|
| Artist(s) | Gurur Birsin |
| Gallery | Art On İstanbul |
| Exhibition type | Solo pop-up exhibition — painting (oil on canvas) |
| Dates | 4 November – 12 December 2026. Opening reception: not yet announced — check with the gallery |
| Address | İstiklal Mah., Piyalepaşa Bulvarı No: 32/1, Beyoğlu, Istanbul, Türkiye |
| Opening hours | Tuesday–Saturday 10:30am–6:30pm |
| Phone | Not published on the gallery website — check with the gallery by email |
| [email protected] | |
| Gallery website | artonistanbul.com |
| Official exhibition page | Announced under “Upcoming exhibitions” on the Art On İstanbul homepage (a dedicated page has not yet been published) |
| Artist page | Gurur Birsin at Art On İstanbul |
| Social media | Gallery: Instagram @artonistanbul, LinkedIn. No artist social accounts are linked from the gallery site. |
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Our in-depth article on this exhibition follows Gurur Birsin’s painting from The Wreck of Time to the new show. For more openings in Istanbul, Ankara, London, Paris, Spain, Dubai and the United States, see Upcoming Art Exhibitions in Leading Galleries.
Cover image: Gurur Birsin, Ormanda Saadet (Bliss in the Forest), 2024, oil on canvas, 52 x 52 cm. © Gurur Birsin. Courtesy the artist. Details are taken from the gallery’s official homepage, artist and contact pages.