{:en} Melda Sherman: Hello, can you tell us a little about yourself? What is your name?     Sitki Gulergun: I was known as the “artist" in my town since I was a little boy. I left Turkey to study Art in Oxford, England, when I was 17 years old for 4 years. I then continued my studies by completing 3 Masters programs in London at St Martins School of Design. Please refer to the articles for more information & details. My name is Sitki Gulergun. Melda Sherman: Where are you from? Sitki Gulergun: I am originally from Mersin, a city in southern Turkey.  I grew up surrounded by my family's lemon...

If you are planning to visit New York City this fall- winter, you will absolutely find yourself with immersive art experiences. In recent years art enthusiasts, city explorers and culture lovers alike have witnessed exhibition spaces made of LED walls respond to their movements in various museums around the world. New York City is now following this art trend with  magical  immersive exhibits. When you step inside you are literally entering a painting and becoming a part of the art itself. Visitors may feel a rush of emotion while visiting digital art spaces where they can immerse themselves in fantastic worlds. Immersive art experiences have been...

{:en} Hi everyone! I'm with you again after a long time. In my book Migratory Birds; I mentioned American Indian Nation. But I am very excited about my guest today. I'm sure you will enjoy reading it too. I will introduce you to Kristin Thomas from the Cayuga Nation, Turtle Clan. A True Story! We welcome your questions and comments. I won't make it any longer, let's hear her story from her. Melda Sherman: Hello, can you tell us a little about yourself? What is your name? Kristin Thomas: My name is Kristin A. Thomas. Melda Sherman: Are you married? Kristin Thomas: I’ve chosen to never be married. I have one teenage...

{:en} In modern society, it often feels like there is an invisible pressure floating over us. Thepressure to always be doing something. Everywhere we look, we see people hustling,creating, building, improving. Social media is full of “productivity hacks”, morning routines,side jobs and endless to-do lists. It is hard not to absorb this energy. Even if we are notactively working, we might feel guilty for not being productive enough. There seem to be twokinds of people. Those who constantly feel the need to stay productive and those whose livesare packed with responsibilities. Demanding jobs, endless tasks and little time to breathe. Butboth groups rarely do nothing. And as...

{:en} Hello beautiful people,I'm Melda Sherman from Boston, author of “Migratory Birds”. My subjects are mostly immigrant stories and immigration and I am writing the third interview of my "People of Another World" series in ARTTMODERNMIAMI NEWS. This time, I will introduce you to a wonderful young woman from a dreamland. As some of you may have understood from the cover photo, it is a colorful, warm, lively, libertarian little country! Yes! We are going to Cuba. We are here with the Lauren Hernandez interview. Lauren is a young woman with big dreams who immigrated to the United States with her brother from Cuba and has already accomplished many of them… Congratulations to her. Let's listen to...

{:en} Hello everyone, In this article, I will share our sadness and regrets after the earthquake with a magnitude of 7,7 in Kahramanmaraş on February 6, 2023, which dragged 10 cities around it into this earthquake. This earthquake, which was experienced and still felt, destroyed our history as much as it destroyed our lives. Historical Parliament Building, Habib-i Neccar Mosque, historical markets, neighborhoods, museums and churches are some of the historical places we lost. As an architect, I am ashamed of the precautions that were not taken and the false construction as much as I am sorry for such a great financial and moral loss. With our hands tied,...

{:en} Chapter 2: Roots Editor’s Note By Melda Sherman Living in Limbo is a narrative series adapted from true migration stories. This is not simply the story of one Adem or one David.   Adem’s journey carries traces of the real experiences of dozens of people who have traveled through Mexico in an attempt to reach the U.S. border. David’s story reflects another side of migration: the memories of Americans whose families arrived in the United States from somewhere else generations ago.    Names, characters, and certain events have been adapted for the purpose of storytelling. But the emotions are real. The goodbyes are real. The fears are real. And so is the hope carried by those who wait...

{:en} The most common operation performed by oral and maxillofacial surgeons is the extraction or operations of the wisdom teeth, which cause the most problems since adolescence and the most complications can be seen after extractions. It is given different names such as wisdom tooth, 20-year-old tooth and 3rd molar tooth. Trying to erupt after people have completed their teeth and jaw development often causes the teeth to remain trapped. The problems caused by these teeth, which are located in the last region of the upper and lower jawbones, are gum infection, bone infection, orthodontic problems, caries in the adjacent tooth, formation of cysts and tumors in...