Neşe BİNARK

“At the university, we went to towns and unions to create bulletins and popular radio stations. Another world opened up to me, very different from the one at home and from the university. And I learned to listen and my curiosity for everything that was different from me increased. I also learned to have a critical point of view” Cynthia Rimsky

“So much so that if this article were not written, something would be missing from the family history and experiences, and the journey from Seoul to Ankara would be erased from minds. This article is also a part of the mourning process and a story of recovery. The chest´s witness to my mother´s family´s migration story makes me want to make this story visible by sharing it. Moreover, I feel like my mother, who does not write her own story, will talk about it here.” - Mutlu Binark

“We like to say that we are trying to broaden the imagination of the human species. The goal is not to make creative machines, but to make people more creative, which I think is an important distinction.” David Holz | Founder and CEO of Midjourney

"Would you like to take photos like paintings by Caravaggio and Vermeer? Dramatic photographs you take by creating shadows based on the contrast of darkness and light are a rising trend today."

Auschwitz-Birkenau became a cemetery for 1.1 million people, about one million of whom were Jews. A true love happened in Auschwitz-Birkenau, the most...

“Only your inner light will illuminate the darkness of your own stone walls. This is called resistance."

“Not every Holocaust movie is a Holocaust movie”While we live, we encounter such scenes that the way we watch what happens turns us into c...

“Wait a minute, wait a minute. You haven't heard anything yet"The film "The Jazz Singer", mentioned in Eric A. Goldman's book "The American Jewi...

“Voice matters a lot to me—cadence and rhythm, the shapes that words take when spoken aloud. I read aloud as I write, and I notice every comma, every end beat, the way the white space works. In this way, I may be closer to a poet than a novelist”