{:en} ARTTMODERNMIAMI GAZETTE: Who is Seren Anacoglu? Seren Anacoglu: I am a 21-year-old Law student, environmental advocate, and climate activist from Turkey. Since 16, I have been dedicated to raising awareness about the climate crisis and advocating for systemic change. Growing up, I witnessed the impact of environmental degradation in Turkey and felt compelled to act. My journey started with organizing Turkey’s first high school-level climate conference and grew into leading global climate strikes, giving TEDx talks, and collaborating with political and environmental organizations. I’ve also served as an EU Climate Ambassador, where I worked on policies to combat the climate crisis and reduce plastic use in schools....

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 guys, For our interview this time; we’re reaching out to Karelia Republic and Istanbul. My guest is Anastasia Kostenko from the Republic of Karelia. Let's hear her story from her: Melda Sherman: Hi Anastasia, can you tell us a little about yourself? Anastasia Kostenko: Hello, I am Anastasia Kostenko from Karelia. Now I am in Turkey, I’m married, happy, and with children ? Melda Sherman: Where do you live? Since when? Anastasia Kostenko: I live in Istanbul. I came to Turkey 18 years ago because I married my husband. The Republic of Karelia Photo: Johannes Moths, Istanbul Melda Sherman: What do you do? Anastasia Kostenko: I am a life coach and I do this...

{:en} Golden Age of Istanbul’s Nightlife: The 90s! The rapid transformation the world has undergone in recent years has made it even more evident how special the era we—Generation X—lived through truly was. In fact, we can say those last ten years, from the 90s into the early 2000s, were the final stretch before everything started to go wrong. These days, whenever we connect with people from our generation or gather, the conversation always begins the same way: So… what did we really live through back then? Who were what and we with on earth were we doing? Do you remember those nights? Do you remember those mornings when we left the...

{:en}I would like to start by wishing you all a healthy lifetime... Dear friends, you can't even imagine how excited I am. I have a pencil in my hand, I am sitting in my room on top of my notebook where I scribbled my last memories in high school. I skimmed through the pages... I came across ridiculous but beautiful memories. The initials of my childhood love in hearts, cartoon characters I illustrated, hanging men and strange doodles... Time flows like water, but the writings remain. This is exactly why writing makes me so happy. When you look back, you leave works that you are proud of. My...

{:en} A lunar eclipse occurs when the Earth comes between the Moon and the Sun and prevents the Moon from receiving the Sun's light. . Every month there is a new moon and a full moon. New moons create a solar eclipse, and full moons create a lunar eclipse. There are 2 solar and 2 lunar eclipses every year. In some years, this number may increase. We call such years irregular years. For example, in the year of the pandemic, there were 4 lunar eclipses and 2 solar eclipses. In 2023, there will be 2 solar and 2 lunar eclipses in a regular year. Weexperienced the first...

{:en} Are you aware that almost all religious holidays have a food symbolism or tradition somewhere? Christmas dinners are undoubtedly the best and most well-known example of this. People prefer to live together, pray together, and eat together. One of the many reasons for this was that in ancient times, the security provided by the herds of Men was indispensable for survival. For this reason, people have eaten together since ancient times, and perhaps there has even been a genetic change in this direction. Of course, the fact that we eat in large groups on most of the days we consider sacred is about strengthening and strengthening...

{:en} “There is a library between life and death,” said he. “Shelves in this library go forever more. Each book offers you the chance to lead another life that you may have lived. You see what a life you will now have if you have made different choices…” Welcome to the “Midnight Library”. In the book Put Down on Paper by Matt Haig deemed to be worthy of the Goodreads Best Novel of the Year 2020 award, Nora Seed lives the worst days of her life. She has been fired, has no boyfriend, her father and mother do not live and her brother does not talk to her....