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When Leonid Meyer is murdered in his flat in Balat, Istanbul's decrepit Jewish quarter, it seems likely that the motive is racial. But Inspector Cetin Ikmen finds that the evidence leads to two people linked by a 90-year-old woman who thinks she possesses a secret worth killing for.

Create 60 dazzling 3D feline portraits with this third entry in the unique Trianimals color-by-number coloring book series.Graphic designer Cetin Can Karaduman uses distinctive "low poly" graphics to create clean, contemporary designs made up of hundreds of triangles that, when filled in, transform a flat illustration or 2D piece of work into a 3D image—an approach to organic subjects that gives them a modern, realistic aesthetic and is also relaxing to color.Trianimals: Color Me Cat features the faces of sixty cats of different breeds, and each image comes with two coloring palettes. At the top is a suggested natural color palette for the image, with each color numbered to create an extraordinarily life-like finished piece. At the bottom is a vivid color palette you can use to create a unique graphic effect. The black-and-white illustrations are printed on heavy paper stock to ensure that whatever medium you use—ink, marker, or paint—doesn’t bleed through. The pages are also perforated, making the artwork easy to remove and display. Some of the pages are also perforated around the image so that it can be pressed out and made into a mask for parties, games, playtime, Halloween, birthdays, and more.Indulge your artistic side, ease your stress, and create amazingly natural looking feline portraits with this gorgeous color-by-number coloring book!

When Fethiye Cetin was growing up in the small Turkish town of Maden, she knew her grandmother as a happy and universally respected Muslim housewife. It would be decades before her grandmother told her the truth: that she was by birth a Christian and an Armenian, that her name was not Seher but Heranush, that most of the men in her village had been slaughtered in 1915, that she, along with most of the women and children, had been sent on a death march. She had been saved (and torn from her mother’s arms) by the Turkish gendarme captain who went on to adopt her. But she knew she still had family in America. Could Fethiye help her find her lost relations before she died? There are an estimated two million Turks whose grandparents could tell them similar stories. But in a country that maintains the Armenian genocide never happened, such talk can be dangerous. In her heartwrenching memoir, Fethiye Cetin breaks the silence.

The disappearance of two children deeply concerns Cetin Ikmen, but even more worrying is that their own family members can't seem to agree when and where they were last seen. Are they covering up and why? The answer, when it comes is even more shocking than the crime.

CRAXTON, JOHN John Craxton: Drawn to light = Isigin pesinde. [Exhibition catalogue]. Curator: Ian Collins. Editors: Defne Karakaay, Ebru Esra Satici, Seyda Cetin. Istanbul: Mesher, 2023. 4to., 264 p., color ills. In Turkish and English. Printed to 1000 copies. Paperback. New ISBN: 9786059606387 CATALOG: Painting & Sculpture KEYWORDS: History of art Painting The exhibition book for the first solo exhibition of British artist and designer John Craxton (1922-2009) in Turkiye has been published in both Turkish and English languages. The book accompanies the exhibition that charts a joyful and creative life moving from war-time darkness into light and from monochrome to brilliant colour. Beginning with a foreword by Omer Koc, the book contains an essay entitled "A Journey into Joy" by the exhibition's curator, Ian Collins, introducing Craxton's vivid art and life in the Aegean. Collins's article provides new research on Craxton's travels to Istanbul and both sides of the Aegean. Featuring nearly 200 works, the exhibition offers a wide-ranging presentation of Craxton's artworks, including paintings, drawings, prints, book designs and a monumental tapestry, along with photographs from various archives. The book is further enriched by photographs taken by the London-born painter Nicholas Moore, depicting scenes from his 1985 trip to Istanbul with John Craxton.