FLARE
Art Center Sarasota
Featuring multimedia work in fabric, photography and video that addresses contemporary social concerns, including the suppression of female identity and the recent awakening of feminine power and confidence.
3d Biennial"Artists of Art Salon"
Curated By Elle Schoor
The exhibition is a survey of trends and ideas in contemporary art through the eyes of some of South Florida’s most influential artists, all presenters at Art Salons since 2018.
EMBRACE SOLO EXHIBITION
PORTUGAL
Curated By Nazare Feliciano
On June 8, 2019, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal the exhibition of mix-media of Sibel Kocabasi, titled "Embrace".
MAGAZINE
Sibel Kocabasi's painting is on the cover of
HOME & DESIGN MAGAZINE Spring Glamour. 2019
"The INVISIBLES"
Solo Exhibition
Sibel Kocabasi's solo exhibition is on display at the Palm Beach State College, Eissey Campus, PGA, Florida.
Outside the Box 4 Art Biennial
Whitespace Collection
OUTSIDE THE BOX 4 is the fourth biennial hosted by Elayne Mordes at her perfectly situated scenic waterfront site, Whitespace, in Palm Beach, which also houses her enviable international collection.
WE LOOK LIKE EACH OTHER
Solo Exhibition
FATVillage Projects and FAR Gallery
Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 6, 2017– “WE LOOK LIKE EACH OTHER” by Sibel Kocabasi is an exhibition of new paintings, drawings, and photographs that explore women’s roles within traditions that suppress them, specifically where women are physically and symbolically covered and hidden.
HAND & I
Curated By Yulia Tikhonova
Mending the World One Stitch at a Time
_jpgv.jpg)
POLYOPIA
Curated By Giannina Coppiano Dwin
An exhibition that explores an expanded idea of multiplicity as an artistic challenge.
"RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES"
Group Installation Exhibition
Curated By Elle Schorr
Art as Activism: “Ripped From The Headlines” New Exhibition at The Projects Contemporary Art Space in FATVillage.
ARTIST TALK
BOCA RATON MUSEUM OF ART
SIBEL KOCABASI: MULTIMEDIA
SATURDAY, MAR. 16 / 3:00-4:00 PM
"Conceptualism"
"Conventions that are also challenged by Sibel Kocabaşı in her work, as well as pressing issues of violence against women, global effects of war and migration, and environmental consciousness."
FOLD
International Museum of Art and Science McAllen Texas
Sibel Kocabasi’s embroidery of synthetic gold and silver metal thread (from emergency foil blankets to keep refugees warm) on an old, well-worn Turkish-Zili rug employs the power of pattern and decoration to convey content and meaning.
