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July 29, 2010

Photographers Capture Experience of Palestinians in Lebanese Refugee Camps

by Hatice Ahsen Utku, Today's Zaman, Turkey - Twenty-two photographers from Turkey visited Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon and are now sharing their impressions and observations in the exhibit. The artwork, on display until Aug. 20, includes photographs by the following artists: Abdurrahman Koçak, Armağan Karagöz, Arzu Yavuz, Aslı İzveren, Çağıl Günalp, Elif Yılmaz, Fatih Mazi, Gökhan Erol, Güliz Akkaya, Hakkı Ceylan, İdris Esen, İsmi Durmuş, Nadir Özsoy, Nergis Güler, Ömer Zafer Göktürk, Selen Bozoklu, Selma Arslan, Sinan Yeşilyurt, Tijen Erol Özerdağ, Tijen Sadi, Vedat Şentürk and Zehra Arslan.

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