Turkey Culture Route Festival begins in Adana on April 13
In Adana, the first stop of the Turkey Culture Route Festival, various events will be presented to art lovers from April 13-21 as part of the International Orange Blossom Carnival.
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The Turkey Culture Route Festival will be even more vibrant with the International Orange Blossom Carnival, which has been included in the project and is being held for the 12th time this year.
As part of the festival, concerts, exhibitions, talks, and events suitable for all ages will be offered to the people of Adana at more than 30 locations over 9 days.
Many events, especially the colorful Grand Carnival Parade, will meet with festival visitors in Adana.
Many different musicians and groups such as Mert Demir, Haluk Levent, Fatma Turgut, Emircan İğrek, Köfn will take the stage at Merkez Park, while Gece Yolcuları and Kafadar will perform at Atatürk Park.
İsmail Altunsaray and Öykü Gürman will perform Neşet Ertaş folk songs at Atatürk Park.
Refik Anadol's 'Machine Hallucinations: Coral Dreams' data sculpture will be exhibited at the Monument Museum.
In addition, the work titled 'Atatürk on the Culture Route,' which was produced specifically for the festival and highlights the iconic structures of the cities on the festival route and Turkey's historical and cultural richness, will be presented to festival visitors at the Train Station using an artificial intelligence algorithm.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-SUPPORTED DIGITAL ART
In the work, the iconic architectural structures of the 16 cities on the festival route will be exhibited as important symbols of Turkey's historical and cultural richness. The important structures that Atatürk visited in these cities will come to life again with artificial intelligence-supported digital art.
The 'Digital Art from Sketch to Pixel: Anadolu Edition' exhibition will meet art lovers at the Milli Mensucat Factory, which has been restored and turned into a museum and will host many exhibitions prepared specifically for the festival.
The Adana Museum Complex will host 'Matraki: An Ottoman Star,' one of the exhibitions prepared specifically for the festival.
The exhibition titled 'Odyssey / Search' by Fulya Alışır, who constructs her art on the concept of organic, will be presented for viewing at the Agriculture Museum.
SOLD-OUT PLAYS WILL BE STAGED
Many theater plays will also be staged as part of the festival. The Ramazanoğlu Culture Center and 01 Burda PGM in Adana will host sold-out works by the State Theaters.
A 'Children's Village' will be set up in Merkez Park for 9 days, featuring colorful activities, workshops, stage shows, theaters, playgrounds, and many more events.