BOSTON — The Goethe-Institut Boston presents Cemetery of the Nameless, a powerful site-specific installation by Berlin-based Turkish artist Pınar Öğrenci that uncovers a chilling connection between environmental collapse, forced migration, […] The post Goethe-Institut Boston Hosts Berlin-based Turkish Artist Öğrenci’s Exhibition Centered on Lake Van, Memory, Migration, and Displacement appeared first on The Armenian Mirror-Spectator.
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Goethe-Institut Boston Hosts Berlin-based Turkish Artist Öğrenci’s Exhibition Centered on Lake Van, Memory, Migration, and Displacement

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