Mehmet Atli’s Tribute Album: “Na, ne tene me”

In a heartfelt celebration of artistic legacy, a tribute album titled Na, ne tene me (No, I am not alone) ha

Dilan Yesilyaprak: Unleashing Anger Through Percussion

“Engaging with percussion is a bold expression of my emotions. Striking the instrument with intensity may se

Flying Kurdistan Flag on Everest

On a sweltering August day in Kadikoy, a district of Istanbul, my university friend Abdulhalik introduced me

Nubihar: Persevering Kurdish Culture Amidst Challenging

Founded in Istanbul in March 1992, Nubihar Publications has been a cornerstone of Kurdish literature and cul

Burhan Sonmez: One Misses Their Mother Tongue

“One misses their mother tongue. We, the Kurds, are basically in exile in our homeland. Not only our land bu

Complex Mosaic of Kurdish Dialects in Konar’s Films

Hailing from Bingol, Turkey, the young Kurdish film director, screenwriter, and producer Mehmet Ali Konar ha

Ahmet Kaya: A Dream of Peace

On February 11, 1999, at the Magazine Journalists Association award ceremony in Turkey, the musician Ahmet K

An Interview with Luna Erşahin

Danish-born musical artists Tobias Rahim and Luna Erşahin, whose fathers are Kurdish, have been on tour in r

Exploring the Work of Ahmet Güneştekin

Originally from Batman, Turkey, Ahmet Güneştekin is now a renowned artist in Istanbul, where he operates fro

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