An Ancient Angel Is Revealed in Istanbul
New York Times (blog)
By SUSANNE FOWLER After what seems like ages, a portion of scaffolding has been removed from the interior of the Hagia Sophia
‘Municipality’s plans will harm Istanbul’
Da Vinci’s bridge dream comes true in Istanbul
Istanbul to host music legends this summer
New Istanbul studio gives musicians place to record
İstanbul becomes hub of Mideast diplomacy
President Abdullah Gül and Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan had talks this weekend with a number of top leaders from Turkey’s Middle Eastern neighbors,
TURKEY: Istanbul muezzins struggling to hit the right note get voice lessons
Los Angeles Times (blog)
After residents filed a flood of complaints over lack of sleep and discomfort due to ill-sounding calls to prayers, Istanbul’s high-ranking Muslim cleric
Bollywood comes to Istanbul
Istanbul : la petite Bosnie de Bayrampaşa
RFI (France), lundi 10 mai 2010
Par Jean-Arnault Dérens
La population de l?immense métropole d?Istanbul est composite. Des millions de muhacir ? des musulmans chassés des anciennes provinces de l?Empire ottoman devenues indépendantes ? s?y sont installés au cours du dernier siècle et demi. En provenance des Balkans, ce flot d?immigration s?est poursuivi jusqu?à ces dernières années. Rencontres avec des Bosniaques d?Istanbul.
L?art contemporain s?expose à Istanbul
L?Indépendant (France), 15 mai 2010
Zoé Cadiot
Ces dernières années, le nombre de galeries d?art a explosé à Istanbul. La ville en compte aujourd?hui plus de trois cents, principalement regroupées dans les quartiers de Galata, situé au nord de la Corne d?Or et de Cukurcuma et, un peu plus au sud, vers le Musée moderne.
Istanbul, l?indispensable
Le Monde (France), 31 janvier 2010, p. 15
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Que serait la vie dans l?Europe unie sans cette mégalopole si intimement liée à son histoire et qui est, en 2010, la capitale continentale de la culture ?
polis: Urban Transformations in Istanbul for Whom?
By Melissa Garcia Lamarca
Yet it seems these days that the transformations underway in Istanbul are moving at an exceptionally quick pace. Depicted by an extremely rich and long history, this city at the intersection of east and west is also finding itself at
Istiklal ? the heart and the pearl of Istanbul | Free Ezine Articles
By Jacqueline
Istanbul is the most visited city of Turkey, due to its richness in historical monuments. Sultanahmet is the most interesting district of the city. Taksim is popular for its liberty street, Istiklal.
An adventurous visit to Pera at night
New space for contemporary art opens in Istanbul
Third Bosphorus bridge splits clashing sides
French artist brings 3-D steal works to Istanbul
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