The “Aytışma / Flyting” group exhibition, bringing together 50 works by 19 artist-academics from the Near East University Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, will meet art lovers at the GÜNSEL Art Museum on Thursday, October 8.
Near East University is launching the first exhibition of the new academic year with “Aytışma / Flyting”. Exclusively prepared by 19 artist-academics from the Near East University Faculty of Fine Arts and Design, the exhibition will open to art lovers on Thursday, October 8, at 16:00 in the GÜNSEL Art Museum Exhibition Hall.
Featuring a total of 50 works across the fields of painting, sculpture, ceramics, and printmaking, the exhibition unites original creations from diverse artistic disciplines under one roof. Marking the 486th exhibition organized under the auspices of the Cyprus Museum of Modern Arts, it will be open to visitors free of charge until October 30.kapsamında düzenlenen 486’ncı sergi olma özelliğini taşıyan sergi; 30 Ekim tarihine kadar ücretsiz olarak ziyaret edilebilecek.
Prof. Erdoğan Ergün: “Aytışma/Flyting will transform into a creative meeting ground for diverse artistic perspectives.”
Prof. Erdoğan Ergün, Rector’s Advisor at Near East University and Director of the GÜNSEL Art Museum, who also serves as the exhibition’s curator, stated that the “Aytışma / Flyting” exhibition brings together the unique perspectives of artist-academics working across various artistic disciplines. Emphasizing that the exhibition, inspired by the art-historical concept of “flyting”, creates a space for the encounter of diverse voices, approaches, and aesthetic sensibilities, and thereby turns the viewer into a participant in this creative dialogue, Prof. Ergün said, “This exchange offers a meeting ground where artists address one another through their own unique languages, and where distinct modes of production come together to generate new meanings.” Noting that the exhibition promises a multifaceted experience for art lovers with its rich content, ranging from painting and sculpture to ceramics and printmaking, Prof. Erdoğan Ergün invited all art enthusiasts to the GÜNSEL Art Museum to witness this creative encounter.







