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Evrim Oralkan

Evrim Oralkan

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Co-Founder and Editor, Collecteurs Magazine

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Co-founder of Collecteurs Editor of Collecteurs Magazine Contributor to New York Observer, Entrepreneur and Forbes

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art cinema conceptual art art marketart art collections

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Trucks/SUVs, Off-road (dirt) racing, motorcycles, boats

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Total articles 9

  • TONY COKES: On Non-Visibility

    By Evrim Oralkan| Collecteurs Magazine Verified The postmodern techniques and sources employed in Black Celebration had been present in Cokes’s early audio-visual work—which throughout the ’80s was shown in venues such as The Kitchen, Artists Space, the New Museum, and the Whitney Museum of American Art—and have filtered and mutated through his oeuvre in the ensuing thirty years.

    By Evrim Oralkan · Collecteurs Magazine

    May. 02, 2018

  • Private Art Becomes Public

    By Evrim Oralkan| Observer Verified For decades, art collectors across the globe have opted to donate their collections to museums, but lately, private art collections are becoming modern-day museums. Reasons for this include fulfilling social responsibility, freeing up space in their homes, and taking advantage of the tax benefits. Though there has been much hype about the recent growth in the number of private museums, this concept is nothing new.

    By Evrim Oralkan · Observer

    Mar. 03, 2016

  • True Leadership Success Is a Team That Succeeds When You're Away

    By Evrim Oralkan| Entrepreneur Verified Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. As precious as every project is, entrepreneurs often need to step away from their ventures for long periods of time. Sometimes, it’s to start a new company or explore other amazing opportunities. Or, maybe it’s just for a long, well-earned vacation overseas. Whatever the reason, your business can’t just pause while you’re gone. When the need to leave arises, your company has to be ready to run on autopilot.

    By Evrim Oralkan · Entrepreneur

    Oct. 16, 2015

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Collecteurs Magazine