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‘Hane’ Islamic Arts Exhibition Opens in Moscow
A Turkish Islamic arts exhibition has opened in Moscow at the Yunus Emre Institute.
Called “Hane,” meaning “home,” it features calligraphy by master artists based on Quranic verses about family.
The exhibition was opened by Minister Bayraktar, who said cultural ties between Turkey and Russia are important alongside cooperation in other fields.
The Yunus Emre Institute has worked since 2018 to help people in the two countries learn more about each other through culture and the arts.
The exhibition is part of a wider effort to share Turkish cultural traditions and has also been shown in France and Spain.
It will remain open in Moscow until October 30.
The “Hane” Islamic Arts Exhibition opened at the Yunus Emre Institute in Moscow.
The exhibition presents calligraphy based on Quranic verses about family.
Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Ministry and the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute worked with Albayrak Group to stage it.
Officials said the exhibition aims to introduce Turkish values and strengthen cultural ties between Turkey and Russia.
It will remain open until October 30.
- Who
- Albayrak Group, Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Ministry and the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute organized the exhibition.
- What
- The “Hane” exhibition of Islamic arts opened in Moscow, featuring calligraphy based on Quranic verses about family.
- When
- The opening date is not stated. The exhibition will run until October 30.
- Where
- The Moscow Yunus Emre Institute in Moscow.
- Why
- Organizers said it would introduce Turkish values and support cultural cooperation between Turkey and Russia.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
The Moscow Yunus Emre Institute began cultural activities aimed at helping Turkey and Russia get to know one another better.
The Hane exhibition opened at Tophane-i Amire with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan attending.
Albayrak Media general manager Abdullah Hanönü said the exhibition had received 100,000 visitors.
The Hane exhibition opened at the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute.
The exhibition is scheduled to remain open at the institute.
- Exhibition
- Hane Islamic Arts Exhibition
- Moscow venue
- Moscow Yunus Emre Institute
- Closing date
- October 30
- Organizers
- Albayrak Group, Turkey’s Culture and Tourism Ministry and the Moscow Yunus Emre Institute
- Reported visitors
- 100,000 in about a month
- Previous international venues
- France, Spain and Russia
What people are saying
I think the exhibition is important in this respect for introducing our country's values to the Russian people.
Every work carries the patience of a master, the subtlety of a tradition and the quiet elegance of a civilization.
In about a month, 100,000 art lovers visited our exhibition.
We are guests in Moscow with our Hane exhibition and want to contribute to developing cooperation in cultural relations between the two countries.