The exhibition “LÖSEV: The Name of Hope and Miracle” opened on Thursday, November 5, at the FADA Exhibition Hall, bringing together printmaking works created by students in the Department of Fine Arts’ FA 213 Introduction to Printmaking I and FA 467 Curatorial Studies I courses. Developed in partnership with LÖSEV (Foundation for Children with Leukemia) and supervised by artist and instructor Ardan Özmenoğlu, the works were produced with a focus on social awareness and social responsibility. Combining printmaking with curatorial practice, the project gave students hands-on experience both in producing artworks and in organizing an exhibition around a social cause. For this exhibition, artists Ardan Özmenoğlu and Semih Zeki collaborated for the first time, producing artworks together and donating them.
Held in conjunction with Leukemia Awareness Week for Children, the exhibition aims to raise awareness and bring hope to children fighting leukemia.
The exhibition is on display through November 12 and is open to the entire university community.
