"Motorhane, a century-old power plant in Turkey, has been transformed into a cultural hub to promote contemporary art and enhance cultural access in neglected areas."
"To ensure the sustainability of the Motorhane project, building a network of local artists, civil society, and officials is deemed essential for its programming."
"The Motorhane Culture Network (MOKA), supported by a €3m EU grant, aims to bridge cultural disparities and improve cooperation between local governments and cultural entities."
"Access to culture is a right for every citizen, yet significant disparities exist in Turkey, with small cities often lacking public cultural spaces."
The century-old power plant in northern Turkey has been repurposed into a cultural hub, aiming to bring contemporary art and programs to marginalized areas. Opened recently, Motorhane still retains its original infrastructure, with restoration costs estimated at €1m. The project emphasizes building a network of local artists and stakeholders to ensure sustainability. Supported by a €3m EU grant, the Motorhane Culture Network seeks to reduce cultural disparities and improve engagement between local governments and cultural initiatives, recognizing the importance of access to culture for all citizens throughout Turkey.
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