Behind the Scenes of the Republic: The Unknown Face of Istanbul in 90,000 Photographs
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What was Istanbul like in the early years of the Republic? How did daily life unfold? What news stories dominated the newspapers? The exhibition "Behind the Scenes of the Republic," which seeks answers to all these questions from the dazzling archive of a photojournalist, opened at the Pera Museum.
The Pera Museum opened the exhibition “Behind the Scenes of the Republic”, selected from more than 90 thousand negatives for the 20th anniversary of the IAEA. The exhibition, which tells about the everyday life of the early Republic of Istanbul and behind the scenes of photojournalism, will be available until March 28, 2027.
The "Behind the Scenes of the Republic" exhibition, opening at the Pera Museum, will shed light on Istanbul's past through over 90,000 negatives. Featuring photographs that never made it into newspapers, the exhibition will reveal the daily life of the early Republican period.
The "Behind the Scenes of the Republic" exhibition at the Pera Museum, using over 90,000 negatives, reveals the daily life, social events, and the unseen face of photojournalism in Istanbul from the 1920s to the early 1950s.
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