81. A Holiday In Turkey - Destination Turquie A Holiday in turkey (Destination Turquie) is an informationportal on turkey s culture and tourism. http://destination.turquie.free.fr/aindex.htm

A Holiday in Turkey ( Destination Turquie ) is an information portal on Turkey's culture and tourism Kayadam Cave Hotel Sümbül's gallery General information History ... E-mail Aziz Baba's Cavern ? Click photo... A HOLIDAY IN TURKEY Turkey is famous for the hospitality of its people, the beauty of its landscape and the richness of its history. It is one of the rare countries that can take you away from it all, thanks to its authentic culture. And it's only a 3-hours' flight from Paris. Turkey has a comprehensive, efficient and modern infrastructure, but if you want to do something really different, it also offers its thousand-year-old history reflected in marvellous sites full of charm and preserved from mass tourism. 'A Holiday in Turkey' is an amateur site whose only ambition is to make you discover and love Turkey. We may have made mistakes, so please feel free to send us an e-mail if you find any. Directs flights PARIS-CAPPADOCIA Mr. Mehmet AKYUZ

82. Türkiye Bilgi Bankasý - FORSNET A Visual Tour in turkey Photos Best views from turkey, Konya and Its Districhts,History, culture and Treasures of Nature Our beautiful city Konya, has the http://www.tbb.gen.tr/

Turkish Deutsch General Country and People Geography Regions Population ... Economy Historical Heritage History of Turkey Ancient Cities Ancient Architecture Cultural Heritage Museums Ancient Ruins Literature Folklore ... Handcrafts Tourism Yachting Tourism of Culture Faith Tourism (Religious) Arts and Architecture ... Golf Life in Turkey Fashion Entertainment Movies, Theatre Exhibitions and Performances ... News Transportation Airlines Highways Pipelines Railways ... Seaways Weather Exchange City guide of Turkey CITIES Adana Adýyaman Afyon Aðrý Aksaray Amasya Ankara Antalya Ardahan Artvin Aydýn Balýkesir Bartýn Batman Bayburt Bilecik Bingöl Bitlis Bolu Burdur Bursa Çanakkale Çankýrý Çorum Denizli Diyarbakýr Düzce Edirne Elazýð Erzincan Erzurum Eskiþehir Gaziantep Giresun Gümüþhane Hakkari Hatay Iðdýr Isparta Ýçel Ýstanbul Ýzmir K.maraþ Karabük Karaman Kars Kastamonu Kayseri Kýrýkkale Kýrklareli Kýrþehir Kilis Kocaeli Konya Kütahya Malatya Manisa Mardin Muðla Muþ Nevþehir Niðde Ordu Osmaniye Rize Sakarya Samsun Siirt Sinop Sivas Þanlýurfa Þýrnak Tekirdað Tokat Trabzon Tunceli Uþak Van Yalova Yozgat Zonguldak View from Space The Aegean Sea, the Marmara Sea, the Lake Van, the Mountain Ararat

83. Assyrians In Turkey: Disappearance Of A Culture? Assyrian Education Network. Assyrians in turkey Disappearance of aculture? by Assyrians in turkey Disappearance of a culture? http http://www.atour.com/education/20000825c.html

Assyrian Education Network Assyrians in Turkey: Disappearance of a Culture? by Dr. Racho Donef — Assyrians After Assyria Conference, July 2, 2000. Posted: Friday, August 25, 2000 at 02:32 PM CT Last year, as some of you may know, a conference entitled "Portraits of Christian Asia Minor" was held at Macquarie University. The Conference was attended by the Turkish Consul who, reportedly, after the conference requested a meeting with Senator John Nimrod, from the U.S., who is also, President of the Assyrian Universal Alliance. The Consul expressed his regret for what had happened in the past, explaining that the Turks are trying to turn a new page with the Assyrians. He advised that he is personally working to establish contact and good relations with the Assyrians.[ I am reporting this here because I think it is important that a representative of the Turkish government expresses these thoughts, and I thought it would be preferable to start on a positive note. Nevertheless, no major changes have been noted in the Turkish government’s attitude towards the Assyrian since then. Before we examine the situation of the Assyrians-Surianis in Turkey, it is important to first look at the political and policy framework in which they lived. When the Turkish Republic was established in 1923 the new state inherited a mosaic of ethnic groups. With the exception of the Kurds, none of the ethnic minorities showed any political aspirations. The number of Arabs in Turkey remained small until the annexation of Hatay by Turkey, in 1939, and the smaller Muslim groups, such the Lazes and Circassians, had neither the desire for territorial independence nor the capacity to attain it.

84. TAY-Hello finalists in The Stockholm Challenge Award 2001 in culture and Entertainment Design2000 Awards organized by Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul turkey. http://www.tayproject.org/enghome.html

This site designed by Irfan Sayar Today: Last update: v.7.6 We have settled down... o 03' 44.8" N – 29 o 02' 24.5" E TAY Project Visual Archive presents; Ten thousand and thirty photographs Now TAY website, hosts 10,030 photographs linked to 2036 settlements.  new server The Inventory of the Archaeological Settlements of Turkey is from now on being published and updated with our new server. "The C Database of Archaeological Settlements in Turkey", which has been out for two months in print, is now also available for use online. To reach the dates from the settlements or vice versa just click on the Database link... TAYEx TV Only in Turkish) Marmara Aegean Mediterranean SE Anatolia ... Eastern Anatolia Destruction on Field Only in Turkish) Informant Line Only in Turkish) The TAY Archeological Settlements of Turkey Project has been designed to build a chronological inventory of findings about the cultural heritage of Turkey - an important component of the world cultural heritage - and to share this information with the international community. Although Anatolia and Thrace hold cultural traces dating back at least 400,000 years, neither the results of early investigations that started in the first half of the 19th century, nor the data generated by current surveys and excavations are well organized or easily accessible. Locations of many sites are unknown, and many of them have been destroyed or are being destroyed at this very moment. The most important step we have to take to stop this process is to collect and compile cultural heritage information to establish a central inventory: if we can not document, we can not protect. With this project, all archaeological settlements of Turkey (mounds, monuments, tumuli, cemeteries, etc.) are being thoroughly documented.

85. Go To Turkey :. Tips for Traveller. Special Interests. Economic Outlook. Art culture. TurkishLanguage. Useful Links. Representative Offices. turkey Almanac 2003. Recommendus. http://www.gototurkey.co.uk/

Home Business directory Visa Information Hotel Finder ... About us How to Travel in Turkey to Turkey Special Interests Golf Underwater Diving Rafting Yachting ... National Parks Regions Turkey Almanac 2003 Discover the Real Troy! Travel Turkey Magazine Turkish Airlines Events in Turkey The Uk’s Festival of Contemporary Turkish Music Turkish Film in London Exhibiton of the Paintings of Aleleksey Ulturgashev [All News] Click on the image above to send an E-Postcard... Home Sign Up Contact Us Forum ... Legal Notices Turkish Tourist Office. Powered by Last Digital

86. About Marmaris - Culture In Marmaris Turkey ABOUT MARMARIS culture IN turkey. There are some surprising things aboutthe Turkish culture which visitors should know before they arrive. http://www.aboutmarmaris.com/culture/culture.htm

www.aboutmarmaris.com *Rough Translation Dutch French German Italian Spanish Norwegian Portuguese Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese FreeTranslation.com ABOUT MARMARIS - CULTURE IN TURKEY There are some surprising things about the Turkish culture which visitors should know before they arrive. In this section of our website you will learn about, sensitive subjects, sexual culture, cleanliness and much more. Most of the items are fun to read, so go ahead, learn before you burn, that red face can be avoided. Do you like this Web Site? http://www.aboutmarmaris.com info@aboutmarmaris.com Telephone: 00 90 252 413 0422 Fax: 00 90 252 413 2074 AboutMarmaris.com is a Redtek Internet Services International, website

87. Culture House For Turkey culture turkey is well known for its architecture in 500 ad they builtthe famous Hagia Sophia a beautiful domed cathedral. Interest http://www.learningspace.org/passport/oct/team10.html

Turkey Setting the Table Unique Celebration Turkey is positioned in two continents (Asia-Europe). Our country has a lot of interesting landforms, culture and foods. Geography It has 9000 sq. miles (23,000 sq km) total area in Europe. Culture Turkey is well known for its architecture in 500 a.d. they built the famous Hagia Sophia a beautiful domed cathedral. Interest Turkey has about 25 colleges. Istanbul university that is the oldest was founded in 1453 and has more than 30,000 students. Landforms Turkey can be divided into eight land regions. It has several large salt-water lakes. Select a link Culture Houses Team 1: South Korea Team 2: Belize Team 4: France Team 6: Brazil Team 8: Egypt Team 9: England Team 10: Turkey Team 11: Germany Team 12: Thailand Click here to validate and comment about this team's culture house. HOME STUDENTS PROJECT EXTENSIONS ... CONTACT US Pages hosted by The Learning Space Unauthorized use prohibited.

88. Istanbul Turkey, Turkish Mosques, Culture Of Turkey - Robert Leon Photographer Camii Sultan Ahmet Camii Tomb of Solomon Tomb of Solomon the Great Traditional Turkishdance Traditional Turkish culture turkey Turkish architecture Turkish http://www.robertleon.com/index23.php

The Robert Leon Photographer online gallery shows photojournalism, adventure photography, reportage photography, travel photography, feature stories, photo essays and stock photography from Worldwide destinations. This photography website features realistic photojournalism about humanity and our planet, adventure travel photography, photography of festivals, geographic photography, photographs of indigenous cultures and rituals. Enter Welcome to the Robert Leon Photographer online image gallery of photojournalism, reportage photography, travel photography, feature stories, photo essays and stock photography from destinations worldwide. This photography website features realistic photojournalism about humanity and our planet, travel, festivals, geography, indigenous cultures and rituals. Photography in this website is suitable for people of all ages including children interested in photojournalism featuring the World's diverse cultures, travel photography, adventure travel, exotic cultures, familiar cultures, festivals, and the Earth's geography. The photography features the World's diverse cultures, travel photography, adventure photography, adventure travel, exotic cultures, familiar cultures, festivals, and the Earth's geography. Photojournalism and reportage photography travel photography feature stories photo essays, stock photography from destinations worldwide photography website features realistic photojournalism about humanity and our planet travel festivals geography indigenous cultures and rituals.

89. The Cyberport Of Turkey Besiktas Istanbul Besiktas is the best soccer club of turkey. One should not justcall it a club , because it is a community, a passion, a culture, a history http://www.bjk1903.com/cyberport/

THE CYBERPORT OF TURKEY Hospitable Harbour for 3000 Years: SIGACIK Santa Claus - Noel Baba Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Noel Baba ... whatever you call the beloved symbol of Christmas, you probably imagine him living in the North Pole, surrounded by elves and reindeer. But the real St. Nicholas lived in a warm, sunny town on the Mediterranean Sea in what is now Turkey. St. Nicholas was born in the town of Patara in 245 A.D. When he was young, his father died and left Nicholas a great fortune. Instead of spending it on himself, Nicholas started anonymously giving the money to the needy, especially children. Nicholas eventually became the Bishop of Myra (modern-day Demre in Turkey), where he performed several miracles, including saving sailors from drowning and resurrecting three boys who had been killed by an evil butcher. Today, St. Nicholas is the patron saint of children, sailors, teachers, students and merchants. Blue Voyage Turkish Odyssey Turkish Coffee - Kahve Turkish coffee is very strong coffee made by bringing finely ground coffee, sugar and water to a boil three times, allowing it to cool very briefly between boilings. Turkish coffee is made in a special long-handled, open, brass or copper pot called a jezve or ibrik and served in tiny cups immediately after the third boil.

90. NIE Online Lesson - The Vibrant History & Culture Of Turkey The Vibrant History culture of turkey. With turkey s long history and richculture, it s no wonder they re nervous over what they risk losing. http://www.learnersonline.com/weekly/lessons03/week8/

Weekly Online Lesson Online Lesson Archive Grade Level: 6-12 Subject: Social Studies/History As the Bush Administration's push for war against Iraq gains momentum, the people of Turkey get more and more uneasy. Bridging the landscape between Europe and Asia, Turkey shares part of its southern border with Iraq. This puts them uncomfortably close to the battle zone, making the Turkish nation a political and strategic hot spot. Already, its location has significantly affected talks among NATO members, as Turkey knows such a war would severely undermine the nation's vitality with the imminent waves of refugees and loss of tourism and trading dollars. Although this nation suffered violent skirmishes between local rebels and Turkish authorities in 1999, along with some negative effects from U.S. air strikes on Afghanistan since 2001, those impacts would likely pale in comparison to the fallout from a U.S. war on Iraq. With Turkey's long history and rich culture, it's no wonder they're nervous over what they risk losing. Located between the Black Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, for millennia this region has thrived as a trading and cultural center. Travelers can see signs of its past from its ancient fortresses and mosques to its spice bazaars to its arts, and to its mix of traditional and contemporary lifestyles. In this week's lesson you'll be traveling to Turkey to take in the sights, history and culture of this region. So grab your gear, and let's get going!

91. Untitled Document ANKARA, turkey (AP) turkey s culture minister accused Saudi Arabia on Mondayof engaging in a ``cultural massacre of Ottoman treasures after Saudi http://home1.gte.net/eskandar/saudisottomans.html

January 7, 2002 Turkey Accuses Saudis Over Culture By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Filed at 1:47 p.m. ET ANKARA, Turkey (AP) Turkey's culture minister accused Saudi Arabia on Monday of engaging in a ``cultural massacre'' of Ottoman treasures after Saudi authorities tore down a 200-year-old castle in Mecca to make way for a hotel complex. Saudi authorities demolished the al-Ajyad Castle, along with other buildings in a Mecca neighborhood close to holy shrines in the city, a few weeks ago to allow for the construction of a trade center and hotel to accommodate Muslim pilgrims. Turkey's Culture Minister Istemihan Talay said his country was lodging a protest with UNESCO the U.N. agency responsible for the preservation of cultural relics to force an international condemnation of Saudi Arabia. ``This is a crime against humanity, and UNESCO should expose this disgraceful and ugly destruction and cultural massacre,'' Talay told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. A Saudi diplomat in Ankara said the embassy had no immediate response but may issue a statement later. Officials in Saudi Arabia could not be reached for comment. Talay said ``there is a similarity between the Taliban's destruction of the Buddha statues in Afghanistan and the Saudi authorities' enmity toward this legacy of the Ottoman era.''

92. The Carpet Weaving Tradition In Turkey--Carpets, Culture And History In Turkey among the peoples of turkey and Central Asia how the carpets are made, what determinestheir value, and some of the historical and cultural context within http://www.awildorchid.com/carpets.htm

Turkish Carpets Carpet weaving has long traditions in Turkey. Turkish carpets are of excellent quality and design and are rivalled only by Persian carpets. This page will look at the carpet weaving tradition among the peoples of Turkey and Central Asia: how the carpets are made, what determines their value, and some of the historical and cultural context within which this folk art has blossomed. Kiz Bergama carpet Bergama(Pergamon) Turkey Courtesy of Discover Turkey Marco Polo noted the fine quality of Turkish carpets in his writings in 1271. A large number of Turkish and Persian carpets were being sent to Europe as early as the 16th century. The increased trade relations with Europe and the strong western orientation of some of the Ottoman emperors clearly influenced some production and designs. Still, carpet weaving has been around a very long time and is an established tradition in the fabric of life in the carpet producing areas of Turkey, Persia, Turkestan and the Caucasus. The 1949 discovery of the Pazryk carpets established that carpet weaving has existed in the area at least since the 4th century BC. Historically, the Turks moved to present day Anatolia from Central Asia, their carpet weaving traditions following them westward to Turkey and Persia, where they ultimately reached their highest expression. Similarly, influences from the Far East reached Europe primarily through Constantinople, which was the gateway to Europe as well being the final stop in the so called Silk Route, the long trade route that ran from China through Central Asia to Anatolia.

93. Music And Culture In Turkey Music and culture in turkey. Conference. Information. Music and culturein turkey, This rich culture is reflected in turkey’s music as well. http://www.wan-press.org/article3183.html

For a better understanding in the timeless city Istanbul Deutsch Conference Information Turkey Istanbul Conference Information Music and culture in Turkey Traditional / Local music It includes mostly anonymous songs that are generally created according to a standard form, played on public occasions in the region where they were composed and have survived to our day. It may be divided into the subheadings of folk music and Ottoman music. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/sanat_tr.asp?belgeno=35589 Contemporary Classical Turkish Music Towards the middle of the 19th century, Ottoman music came under the influence of the Western classical tradition, which had by the turn of the century acquired a key role in the transformation of the earlier heavily monophonic structure into a polyphonic one. During the Republican period, the themes of traditional Turkish music became embedded in the musical values of the Western classical tradition and the genre developed a modern polyphonic structure. http://www.kultur.gov.tr/portal/sanat_tr.asp?belgeno=19773

94. Turkey Travel Guide @ TravelNotes.org of unique cultural and historical adventures for all ages, with experienced andlicensed tour escorts who bring the history and culture of turkey to life. http://www.travelnotes.org/Asia/turkey.htm

Travel Notes Europe Turkey Travel Guide Booking Engine Vacation Finder Flag of Turkey The Blue Mosque © Travel Notes Local Currency Convert your currency into Turkish lira. Countries neighbouring Turkey are: Greece Bulgaria Georgia Armenia ... Iraq and Syria National Anthem of Turkey. Food Travel Fiction Health Kids Bios Humor Mags Software Gifts Tech Business Other News Headlines World News Directory of newspapers and news sources from around the world. News From Turkey Search for specific news articles and feature stories. The exchange rates given are a little out of date..... in fact, Tukey is a real bargain destination. Istanbul Istanbul may not be the capital of Turkey , which is Ankara, but it is the historic centre that bridges the two continents of Europe and Asia , at Galata. Istanbul is still overcrowded, although it has cleaned up its act in recent years. The pedestrian zone bustles with young Turks talking into mobile phones and watching each other from outdoor restaurant tables, Italian style granted the coffee is a little thicker, but the atmosphere is sweet. Hotel Hippodrome Book Online Located in Istanbul's old city, Sultanahmet, within easy walking distance of the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome, Underground Cistern and bazaars. Rooms are with Cable TV, minibar, direct dial telephone, hair dryer, shower and W.C. Free airport transfers.

95. Frommers.com : Destinations : Europe : Turkey : In Depth : Arts, Culture & Music Destinations Europe turkey In Depth Arts, culture Music.turkey. Ankara. http://www.frommers.com/destinations/turkey/0349023179.html

This Country Entire Site Guidebooks Deals M. Boards Destinations Europe Turkey In Depth ... Turkey Ankara Bergama Bursa Canakkale Cappadocia a Central and Gallipoli Hattusas Istanbul Troy Turquoise an Overview Health and Safety Planning a Trip In Depth ... Expanded Index Deals From Our Sponsor From $327 per person! Book Your European Rail Passes with RailEurope ... More Community Message Boards Photo Gallery Architecture Art ... Music First impressions of Turkey reveal a society much more European than one expects, but echoes of a strong and proud heritage shine through in the arts, culture, music, and folklore. Tourists flock to those "Turkish Nights" shows expecting to cram in a few hours' worth of "authentic" folklore. But while a belly dancer in a glittery harem hat may seem the epitome of exoticism, this ritual crowd-pleasure is anything but a Turkish invention. Turkish culture developed by absorbing the artistic traditions of conquered lands, so more than any one defining style, Turkish art is characterized by layers and layers of civilizations. From the time the Turkish tribes spread through Anatolia in the 11th century until the end of the Ottoman Empire, the Turks had incorporated decorative and architectural styles from the Sassanids (a pre-Islamic Persian dynasty), the Romans, the early Christians, the Byzantines, and Renaissance-era Europeans. Source: Frommer's Turkey, 2nd Edition

96. Republic Of Turkey, Ministry Of Culture Culinary culture. Theatrical Presentations. Wonders of turkey. ArcheologicalWorks. 2010 Tourism Vision of turkey and 2nd Assault Period, culture Roads. http://goturkey.turizm.gov.tr/

Regions Destinations City Guide Preserved Areas ... Home TRAVEL GUIDE Visas Embassies Consulates Tips for Travelers ... FAQ OTHER LINKS Turkish Tourism Investors Assocition More... Benefit from the Investment Opportunities in Turkey 2010 Tourism Vision of Turkey and 2 ... Assault Period Discover Turkey, Enjoy your holiday city by city! Where are you coming from ? Australia Austria Belgium Denmark Deutschland Finland France Italia Japan Kuwait Spain Sweden South Africa South Korea United Kingdom U.S.A. Other Countries With its magnificent regions, Turkey offers you various holiday alternatives. Your head spins, your eyes are dazzled...Do not decide without seeing destinations! Through many choices, be sure that one is your favorite! Culinary Culture Theatrical Presentations Wonders of Turkey Archeological Works ... Ottoman Empire

97. Right Add your classifieds free. Explore turkey; Focus on turkey turkey s culture, history,cities, tourism activities, accommodation, cuisine, travel, maps etc. http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/nvaget/eurst/europe/turkey/right.htm

Capital: Ankara Area: 780,580 sq km Population: 65,599,206 (July 1999 estimated) C urrency: Turkish lira Form of government: republican parliamentary democracy; unicameral Grand National Assembly of Turkey or Turkiye Buyuk Millet Meclisi (550 seats; members are elected by popular vote to serve five-year terms); president elected by the National Assembly for a seven-year term; prime minister and deputy prime minister appointed by the president Languag es: Turkish (official), Kurdish Religion: Muslim National holiday: Anniversary of the Declaration of the Republic, 29 October (1923) Pictures from Turkey Links Official Sites: USA: Turkish Embassy in Washington D.C. - site provides a wealth of information about the country. State Planning Organization - Prime Ministry Turkish Grand National Assembly - contains information about members and meeting minutes. Ministry of Culture - presents detailed information on Turkish arts and culture including images, activities, historical sites and ruins, museums, and institutions. Ministry of Finance Ministry of Foreign Affairs Magazines and Newspapers Directorate General of Press and Information Turkish News Resources - listing a variety of area and Turkish language media sources.

98. TURKEY & TURKISH CULTURE turkey TURKISH culture. turkey in Brief. OFFICIAL NAME. The Republic of turkey(Türkiye Cumhuriyeti). FOUNDER. Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK ( 18811938 ). LOCATION. http://www.mku.edu.tr/socrates/turkcult.htm

Back To Mainpage Academic Units IT Facilities Student Life ... Adress Of MKU Turkey in Brief OFFICIAL NAME The Republic of Turkey (Türkiye Cumhuriyeti) FOUNDER Mustafa Kemal ATATÜRK ( 1881-1938 ) LOCATION Eastern Mediterranean. Located on two continents: Europe and Asia. The European part of Turkey is called Thrace, while the Asian part is called Anatolia (or Asia Minor) AREA 814 578 square kilometers (314 500 square miles) % 3 on the European continent % 97 on the Asian continent CAPITAL ANKARA POPULATION 67.8 million (as of 2002) LITERACY RATE MAJOR CITIES (as of 2002) Istanbul 15 million Ankara 5 million Izmir 3.4 million Bursa 2.1 million Konya 2.2 million Adana 1.8 million LANGUAGE Turkish (uses Latin Alphabet) CURRENCY Turkish Lira RELIGION % 99 of the population is Muslim. Turkey is the only country among Islamic countries, which has included secularism in her Constitution and guarantees complete freedom of worship to non-Muslims.

99. Arts And Culture - British Council - Turkey What we do. PROMOTING UK CREATIVITY. Our arts work in turkey gives you a tasteof the creativity, innovation and dynamism of arts and culture in the UK. http://www.britishcouncil.org.tr/arts&culture/acd/

Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Department News The Information Zone ... The Lifestyle Zone Arts and Culture Arts and Culture Department Who we are The British Council connects people worldwide with learning opportunities and creative ideas from the UK and builds lasting relationships between the UK and other countries. We work in 100 countries , in arts, education, governance, and science. This website describes our work in the arts. Arts Group is made up of 100 staff in the UK who search for the best of UK artists to tour overseas, and arts managers in each country, who programme the work that is right for their country. What we do PROMOTING UK CREATIVITY Our arts work in Turkey gives you a taste of the creativity, innovation and dynamism of arts and culture in the UK. Together with our local partners we bring you examples of the best young artists and performers in contemporary music, visual arts, theatre and dance, design and literature. BUILDING NEW AUDIENCES New media and new technology are a great influence on the arts in the UK. We want to introduce you to artists who are using the latest technology to bring new dimensions to their work. These innovations also allow us to reach audiences all over Turkey, bringing the most innovative arts projects to audiences and arts professionals who might otherwise not be able see them.

100. What We Do In Turkey - Arts And Culture - British Council - Turkey PROMOTING UK CREATIVITY Our arts work in turkey gives you a taste of thecreativity, innovation and dynamism of arts and culture in the UK. http://www.britishcouncil.org.tr/arts&culture/what_we_do_in_turkey.asp

Arts and Culture What we do in Turkey Our upcoming events British Council Arts Collection ... Related Sites Arts and Culture What we do in Turkey PROMOTING UK CREATIVITY Our arts work in Turkey gives you a taste of the creativity, innovation and dynamism of arts and culture in the UK. Together with our local partners we bring you examples of the best young artists and performers in contemporary music, visual arts, theatre and dance, design and literature. BUILDING NEW AUDIENCES New media and new technology are a great influence on the arts in the UK. We want to introduce you to artists who are using the latest technology to bring new dimensions to their work. These innovations also allow us to reach audiences all over Turkey, bringing the most innovative arts projects to audiences and arts professionals who might otherwise not be able see them. BUILDING ARTS NETWORKS Some events, like our performing arts workshops, bring together arts professionals from the UK and Turkey to build networks of fellow professionals and encourage collaboration. They give local practitioners and academics an opportunity to meet, to share resources, and to work with leading professionals from the UK. TEACHING LITERATURE Through our support for the All-Turkey English Literature Conference we encourage new approaches in the teaching of English Literature in Turkey. Details of the conference will be available in our Upcoming Events page soon.

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