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Betül Demir Karakaya graduated from the Ceramic Department in the Faculty of Fine Arts at Hacettepe University in 2002. In 1998, she went to Russia to study at Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry. In 2010, she completed her Master′s degree at the Ceramic Department in the Institute of Fine Arts at Anadolu University. In 2012, Karakaya held her solo exhibition "Büyülü Tınılar" at Soyut Art Gallery in Ankara. In the same year, she received an art award at Anadolu University. She has participated in many group exhibitions and biennials in Turkey and abroad. Karakaya currently continues her doctoral degree in ceramics at Anadolu University.
Biennials and symposiums:
2013, 58th Premio Faenza, Faenza, Italy
2011, 20th International Humor and Satire Biennial, Bulgaria
2011, International "Soul of Clay" Symposium, Hungary
Selected group exhibitions:
2013, International Woman Cartoonists exhibition, Istanbul, Izmir, Eskisehir, Trabzon, Zonguldak
2012, "Sound of Clay" Ceramic group exhibition, Hungary
2012, "Küçük Şeyler 12" group exhibition, Romania
2012, "Küçük Şeyler 14" group exhibition, Ankara
2012, "Continuity" 1st Art Days, group exhibition, Eskişehir
2012, "8 March Woman’s Day" group exhibition, Eskişehir
2012, "Mysterious Boxes" group exhibition, Eskişehir
2011, 1st International Nevşehir History and Culture Symposium Group Exhibition, Nevşehir
2011, ISCAEE 2011 in Japan Ceramic Group Exhibition, Tokyo
2011, "Turquoise from Anatolia" Ceramic Group Exhibition, Bishkek
2011, International "Kentle Buluşma Sergisi III Uşak & Sanat" Group Exhibition, Uşak
2011, UPSD, Young Activity 5 "Özgürlük, Sil Baştan!" group exhibition, Istanbul
2011, "Raku-Fish" Ceramic group exhibition, Eskişehir
2011, "Annem" Iz group exhibition, Eskişehir, Malatya and Çankırı
2011, "Izinden Yürümek" group exhibition, Istanbul
2010, "Greenage" group exhibition, Istanbul
2010, "1910 – 2010 Merhaba Füreya Merhaba" Bird House exhibition, Istanbul
2005, Berlin Türkisches Haus Art Gallery Ceramic Group Exhibition, Berlin
2004, "Kiln under the Sea," Underwater ceramic exhibition, Bodrum
Reference: betuldemirkarakaya.com
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