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Yigit Yazici Born in 1969 in Turkey. Graduated from Mimar Sinan University Istanbul, Fine Arts Faculty Painting Department in 1 Yigit Yazici Born in 1969 in Turkey. Graduated from Mimar Sinan University Istanbul, Fine Arts Faculty Painting Department in 1982. Lives and works in Istanbul. Solo Exhibitions 2015 “Fountain“ Pébéo Contemporary Gallery, Gémenos Marseille, France ‘La Felicita’, Zorlu Center, Beyaz Art, Istanbul, Turkey 2014 ‘Consciousness’, Mart Collection Art Gallery, Ankara, Turkey 2013 ‘Peace Unlimited’, Gallery AP87, Den Haag, The Netherlands ‘E-Cosi’ Linart, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Layers of a Tale’ Art on 56th, Beirut, Lebanon 2012 ‘Nobody’s Business But the Turk’s’ , Tally Beck Contemporary, New York, USA 2010 ‘Look into Yourself’, Bali Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Oxygen’, La Table de Tee Tally Beck Contemporary, Bangkok, Thailand ‘Yigit Yazıcı Painting Exhibition’, Armoni Art Gallery, Ankara, Turkey 2008 ‘Color of the Cities’, Cırağan Palace Kempinski, Istanbul, Turkey 2007 ‘19’ Gallery G–Art, Istanbul, Turkey 2006 ‘My Family’, Article Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2005 ‘RTU100005’ Creamart Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2004 Gallery Artist Çukurcuma, Istanbul, Turkey ‘The Place I was Born’, Zafer Plaza, Bursa, Turkey 2003 ‘Sketch Books’, Panini, Mayadrom, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Meeting’, Turuncu Art Gallery, Bodrum, Turkey 2002 Milli Piyango Art Gallery, Ankara, Turkey 2001 ‘Functional Art’, Dem–Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey Isbank Art Gallery, Izmir, Turkey Seattle Town Hall, USA 1998 ‘Functional Art’, Akmerkez, Istanbul, Turkey 1997 ‘Yesterday–Today’, Ataturk Center of Culture, Istanbul, Turkey 1996 ‘Second Step’, GYIAD, Istanbul, Turkey 1995 ‘Pages’, Maya Plastic Arts Center, Istanbul, Turkey Fairs 2015 Art15, Art Fair London, Art on 56th, London, United Kingdom Art on Paper, TBC Gallery New York, USA 2014 Art14, Art Fair London, Art on 56th, London, United Kingdom LA Art Show, Tally Beck Contemporary, LA, USA 2013 Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Art on 56th, Istanbul, Turkey Menase Art Fair, Arton56th Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon Texas Contemporary Art Fair, Tally Beck Contemporary, Houston, USA ArtMRKT San Francisco, Tally Beck Contemporary, USA 2012 Art Asia Miami, Tally Beck Contemporary, Miami, USA Menase Art Fair, Arton56th Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon 2011 Art Asia Miami Tally Beck Contemporary and Hat Art Fruit, Miami, USA Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Bali Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey Next Artfair, Tally Beck Contemporary, Chicago, USA ArtMRKT, Tally Beck Contemporary, San Francisco USA 2010 Art Asia Miami Hat Art Fruit, Miami, USA Asian Art 2010 Tally Beck Contemporary, New York, USA 2009 Scope Art Asia Fair, Hat Art Fruit, Miami, USA Scope Art Fair, Hat Art Fruit, Basel, Switzerland 2008 Scope Art Asia Fair, Art & Life Gallery, Miami, USA Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Art & Life Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2007 Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Art & Life Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2006 Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Article Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2004 Art–Ist Art Fair, Portart Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey Tüyap Art Fair, Gallery Artist Cukurcuma, Istanbul, Turkey 1995 ‘Young Happening’, UPSD, Tüyap Exhibition Center, Istanbul, Turkey Group Exhibitions 2015 ‘Enjoy The Silence’, Galeri Ark, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Things That Count… Things That Don’t ‘, The Abrazo Interno Gallery at The Clemente, New York, USA 2014 ‘Colors Republic’ Sisli Municipality, Istanbul, Turkey 2013 ‘Free and 90’, Consulate General of Turkey, Berlin, Germany 2012 ‘ONE’ Young Production, Armaggan Art and Design Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey Absolut Istanbul, Launch Exhibition, Anjelique, April 4, Istanbul, Turkey 2011 Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Bali Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey Pop Art Extended, Alan Istanbul / Linart, Istanbul, Turkey Istanbul Summer Exhibition, Royal Academy, Beyaz Art, Antrepo 5, Istanbul, Turkey 2009 Nadia Arditti – Yigit Yazici, Grup Art Gallery, Ankara, Turkey 2008 Yigit Yazici & Nadia Arditti Painting and sculptures exhibition, Lebriz.com & Dem–Art, Citys, Istanbul, Turkey 2007 ‘Portraits’, Art at Akmerkez V, Artdepo, Istanbul, Turkey 2006 ‘Come on Girls to School’, Creamart Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Art at Akmerkez IV’, Artdepo, Istanbul, Turkey 2005 ‘Art at Akmerkez III’, Artdepo, Istanbul, Turkey ‘40 Days 40 Nights Love’, Passage Markiz Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Art is Love’, Creamart Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2004 ‘Art at Akmerkez Iı’, Artdepo, Istanbul, Turkey 2003 ‘Feeling and Thought’, A Sanat, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Esthetic Scale in Contemporary Turkish Painting’, Gallery Baraz, Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Art at Akmerkez I’, Artdepo, Istanbul, Turkey ‘1+ 1”, Bebek Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey 2001 I. Womans’ Biennial, Tüyap, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Four Young Artists’, Gallery Binyıl, Istanbul, Turkey 2000 ‘Mixed 4’, Aksanat, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Dialog’, Cekirdek Art Group, Istanbul, Turkey 1999 ‘Art for Life’, Istanbul Stock Exchange Art Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey ‘X–treme X–terios’, Markus Garvey Park, New York, USA 1998 ‘Homage To The 75th Year, Living Turkish Plastic Arts Exhibition’, Bilim Art Gallery, Dolmabahce Art Center, Istanbul,TR ‘Abstract Tendencies is the Turkish Art’, Gallery Baraz, Ataturk Center of Culture, Istanbul, Turkey 1997 ‘New Dynamics in Contemporary Turkish Art’, Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey 1996 ‘The Masters and the Young of Turkish Art’, Gallery Baraz, Art Cultural Office of the Consulate General of Austria, Istanbul, Turkey ‘Towards 2000, Young Artists Painting and Sculpture Exhibition’, Bilim Art Gallery, Ataturk Center of Culture, Istanbul, TR 1994 ‘DYO Arts Competition and Exhibition’, Istanbul, Turkey 1992 ‘New York– Istanbul’, Gallery Baraz, Ataturk Center of Culture, Istanbul, Turkey 1991 ‘Contemporary Artist’, Art and Sculpture Museum, Istanbul, Turkey 1990 ‘Young Talents Exhibition’, State Fine Arts Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey _________________________ .
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