Anna Laudel is a contemporary art gallery in Istanbul’s Beyoğlu district, set in a historic building with exhibition space across five floors. Its programme brings together emerging and established local and international artists, with works including photography, sculpture and ceramics. Exhibitions explore different concepts and can connect contemporary art with digital themes. You can also look out for workshops and art discussions, which add context beyond the works on display. Press the ring button to enter the building.
Art across five floors
Anna Laudel occupies a historic building in Beyoğlu, with exhibition space spread across five floors. The gallery presents local and international artists, including emerging names, through a changing programme of exhibitions. Works can include photography, sculpture and ceramics.
The programme also includes artists represented at international art fairs. Exhibition concepts vary, so check what is on display before you visit if you have a particular interest.
Exhibitions and events
Alongside gallery exhibitions, Anna Laudel holds workshops and public discussions about art. These events give visitors another way to engage with the artists and their work. Special concept exhibitions are also part of the programme; check the gallery’s website for current details.
To enter the building, press the ring button.
FAQ
How many floors does Anna Laudel have?
The gallery’s exhibition space spans five floors of a historic building.
What kind of art can you see at Anna Laudel?
The gallery presents contemporary work by local and international artists, including photography, sculpture and ceramics.
Does Anna Laudel hold events?
The programme includes workshops and public art discussions. Check the gallery’s website for current event details.
