Life is Short, Art Long

The Art of Healing in Byzantium

11 February 2015 26 April 2015

EXHIBITION REPORT

5 May 2015

Exhibition Report: Contents

Overview: Exhibition Summary, Visitor Numbers and Museum Information

Preparation: Exhibition Installation with Selected Images

Exhibition Galleries with Selected Images

Outdoor / Branding Design, Airport Branding

Press Preview: Press Release & Press Conference with Selected Images

Exhibition Opening with Selected Images

Exhibition Catalogue: Overview

Events: Symposium, Education

Pera Museums Blog

Exhibition Announced via E-Newsletters

Exhibition Announced on Social Media Platforms

Press Coverage: List of Turkish Print Articles and Television Coverage & Turkish Internet / Blog News with Selected Links

Attached Documents

Booklet of Press Clips

DVD of TV Coverage

DVD of Press Conference, Exhibition Opening, Exhibition Galleries

CD of Exhibition Report Documents with images

Exhibition Summary and Museum Information Exhibition: Life is Short, Life Long: The Art of Healing in Byzantium Dates: 11 February 2015 26 April 2015 Venue: Pera Museum, Istanbul, Turkey This exhibition takes its name from the famous aphorism by Hippocrates and examines the art and practice of healing in Byzantium from Roman times to the late Byzantine period. Curated by Dr. Brigitte Pitarakis, Life Is Short, Art Long examines faith, magic, and rational medicine as methods of healing. It traces the art of healing from the foundations laid by Apollo and Asklepios, healers of antiquity, and Hippocrates and Dioscorides, the founders of rational medicine and also examines the roles of the physician saints. Among the other topics covered and objects on display are icons, reliquaries, and amulets, marble carvings, medical equipment, plants and herbs, medical and botanical manuscripts, and the centers of healing and miracle in Istanbul. The exhibition reveals that the belief that illnesses were primarily caused by demons co-existed alongside a rational understanding of health and medicine based on the teachings of Hippocrates. The art of healing was practiced by physicians, saints, and magicians and involved practices ranging from surgery to daily cleansing of the body and the spirit to exorcism and the veneration of saints. The works offering insight into Istanbuls Byzantine past have been loaned from the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Constantinople, the library of the Holy Trinity Monastery of Halki (Heybeliada), the Foundation of the Yeniky Greek Orthodox Church of Panayia and School, the Rezan Has Museum, the Bibliothque nationale de France, the Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford, Oxford University Herbaria, the Benaki Museum in Athens, the Kastoria Byzantine Museum, and private collections. Attendance

Total visitors: 41.742

Number of days open to public: 66

Number of weeks open to public: 10

Average number of visitors per day: 632

Press Preview

6 May 2014, 10:00 am 12:00 pm

Exhibition Credits

Curator Brigitte Pitarakis

Project Team Tania Bahar

Glru Tanman Begm Akkoyunlu Ersz

Ulya Soley

Coordinator Zeynep gel

Exhibition Design

PATTU, Il nal, Cem Kozar

In collaboration with:

Contribution by:

Museum Information

The Pera Museum opened its doors in early June 2005, as the first step of a comprehensive cultural endeavor of the Suna and nanKra Foundation in a distinguished venue in the city of Istanbul for the purpose of providing a cultural service on a variety of levels. The Museum building and historical structure which was originally constructed in 1893 by the architect AchilleManoussos in Tepeba (stanbul's most prestigious district in those days) and which was, until rather recently, known as the Bristol Hotel, was completely renovated to serve as a museum and cultural center for the project. Transformed into a fully-equipped modern museum, this venerable building is now serving the people of stanbul once again.

The first and second floors of the Pera Museum house three permanent collections belonging to the Suna and nanKra Foundation, with the Sevgi and ErdoanGnl Gallery on the second floor. The third, fourth, and fifth floors are devoted to temporary multipurpose exhibitions. There is an auditorium on below ground level and on the ground floor are Perakende - Artshop and Pera Cafe.

A large part of the first of the two museum floors display examples from the Foundation's collection of Anatolian Weights and Measures for the benefit of those in love with history and archaeology. Made from many different materials using many different techniques, these objects show the development of the devices used to weigh and measure in Anatolia since the earliest times. In another wing on the same floor is the Foundation's collection of Ktahya Tiles and Ceramics, whose strikingly beautiful pieces seek to shed new light on an area of creativity in our cultural history that is not very well known.

The Suna and nanKra Foundation's Orientalist Painting Collection is one of the most elaborate collections in Turkey. This grand collection brings together important works by European artists inspired by the Ottoman world, Turkeys regional geography as well as works of Ottoman artists and how they influenced one another from the 17th century to the early 20th. The collection with more than 400 paintings includes the works by important artists such as Flix Ziem, Jean-Baptiste Vanmour, AmadeoPreziosi, Antoine de Favray, FaustoZonaro, Jean-Baptiste Hilair, Carl Frederik von Breda, GermainFabius Brest, Henry Bone, George EngelhardtSchrder and Bertha von Bayer. The collection presents a vast visual panorama of the last two centuries of the Ottoman Empire, also includes works by Osman HamdiBey and his most famous painting The Tortoise Trainer. As the Collection is focused particularly on the Ottoman Orientalist art, it sustains an exceptional stance. Pera Museum organizes long-term thematic exhibitions of this collection at Sevgi and ErdoanGnl Gallery.

In addition to the Museums educational activities for children and yearly symposiums on intriguing and academic subjects, the Museum has initiating a Film and Video Program in the autumn of 2008. The screenings take place in the Museum Auditorium which seats 160 people. Pera Museum as a modern cultural center located in a vibrant part of the city, also aims to provide the people of stanbul with a broad range of cultural services that include a variety of temporary exhibitions as well as film, educational, conference and lecture programs. So far the Museum has been visited over 800,000 visitors. Museum information Visiting Hours Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 - 19.00 Sunday 12.00 - 18.00 The museum is closed on Mondays.

Long Fridays Pera Museum is open and free of admissions from 18:00 to 22:00 every Friday. Entrance

Adults: 20 TL Groups: 15 TL (10 or more)

Concessions: 10 TL (students over the age of 12, teachers, age 60 and over) Free admissions: Every Wednesday for students, disabled visitors and one accompanying person, children of 12 or under

Preparation

Exhibition Installation with Selected Images

Exhibition Galleries with Selected Images

Outdoor / Branding Designs & Airport Branding

Press Preview: Press Release

Celebrating its 10th year in 2015, Suna and nan Kra Foundation Pera Museum,

presents the exhibition

Life Is Short, Art Long The Art of Healing in Byzantium

exploring an early period of medical history

On view from 11 February 26 April 2015

Suna and nan Kra Foundation Pera Museum is proud to present the exhibition Life Is Short, Art Long: The Art of Healing in Byzantium, which takes its name from the famous aphorism by Hippocrates and examines the art and practice of healing in Byzantium from Graeco-Roman times to the late Byzantine period. Curated by Dr. Brigitte Pitarakis, the exhibition examines faith, magic, and rational medicine as methods of healing. It traces the art of healing from the foundations laid by Apollo and Asklepios, healers of antiquity, and Hippocrates and Dioscorides, the founders of rational medicine and also examines the roles of the physician saints. Among the other topics covered and objects on display are icons, reliquaries, and amulets, marble carvings, medical equipment, plants and herbs, medical and botanical manuscripts, and the centers of healing and miracle in Istanbul. Health has always been a central concern of humankind. Examining a civilization from the perspective of its approach to the body, in sickness and in health, leads one into the depths of its identity. This process can also open the door to our own self-knowledge. Life Is Short, Art Long: The Art of Healing in Byzantium offers a glimpse of Byzantine civilization and society through the three traditional methods of healing practiced side-by-side: faith, magic, and medicine. It illustrates the influence of Byzantiums ancient cultural heritage on religious and rational thought as well as contemporary scientific developments and innovations from around the Mediterranean. The Byzantines central role in the transmission of the art of healing to future generations is also highlighted. The exhibition reveals that the belief that illnesses were primarily caused by demons co-existed alongside a rational understanding of health and medicine based on the teachings of Hippocrates. The art of healing was practiced by physicians, saints, and magicians and involved practices ranging from surgery to daily cleansing of the body, and the spirit to exorcism and the veneration of saints. The works offering insight into Istanbuls Byzantine past have been loaned from the Istanbul Archaeological Museums, Istanbul Greek Patriarch, the library of the Holy Trinity Monastery of Halki (Heybeliada), the Foundation of the Yeniky Greek Orthodox Church of Panayia and School, the Rezan Has Museum, the Bibliothque nationale de France, the Bodleian Libraries of the University of Oxford, Oxford University, Herbarium and the Benaki Museum in Athens, the Kastoria Byzantine Museum, and private collections.

Press Conference with Selected Images

Exhibition Opening with Selected Images

Exhibition Catalogue: Overview

Publication year: 2015 Page number: 383 ISBN: 978-605-4642-42-7 Contents 9 Foreword

Suna, nan & pek Kra 12 Dream Healing: From Asklepios to the Physician Saints

Vincent Droche 26 Healing Miracles of Christ and the Saints

Nancy evenko 42 Light, Water, and Wondrous Creatures: Supernatural Forces for Healing

Brigitte Pitarakis 64 Water and Healing in Constantinople: Reading the Architectural Remains

Robert Ousterhout 78 Constantinople: City of Miraculous Healings

Alice-Mary Talbot 90 Medical Arts, Erudition, and Practice in the Byzantine Capital

Marie-Hlne Congourdeau 104 Contextualizing the Art of Healing by Byzantine Physicians

Petros Bouras-Vallianatos 124 Between the Past and the East: Symeon Seths Nutritional Advice to Michael VII Doukas

Frederick Lauritzen 134 The Manuscript Tradition of Dioscorides De Materia Medica from Byzantium to the Arabs

Marie Cronier 152 Dioscorides and Beyond: Imported Medicinal Plants in the Byzantine Empire

Koray Durak 162 Empowering Healing: Substances, Senses, and Rituals

Brigitte Pitarakis 180 The Embodied Self in Byzantine Culture

Christos Merantzas 193 Catalogue 194 Divine Healing

The Healing Gods

The Physician Christ Physician Saints

253 Demons, Symbols, and the Cosmos Cosmic Powers and Magic The Magic of Solomon The Ritual of Exorcism

264 Wondrous Cures in Constantinople

The Virgin Blachernitissa and the Blachernai The Virgin Hodegetria and the Mangana Area The Zoodochos Pege Christos Philanthropos

286 The Practice of Rational Medicine

Medical Art, Knowledge, and Erudition Practitioners and Medical Practice Hospitals

325 Treatment With Medicinal Herbs

The De Materia Medica of Dioscorides and Its Transmission The Preparation of Drugs, Perfumes, and Cosmetics

336 Fighting Illness, Enhancing Good Health

The Metaphorical Language of Pain Food, Liquids, and Ointments Rituals of Healing and Faith Bathing, Hygiene, and Purification

367 Bibliography 381 Photographic Credits 385 Map

Events Parallel to the Exhibition: Symposium Symposium: Life Is Short, Art Long: The Art of Healing in Byzantium - New Perspectives 14th May 2015

09:30 Tea-Coffee

09:45 Opening Remarks: Brigitte Pitarakis Session I

Chair: Koray Durak

Perceptions and Concerns Surrounding Health

10:00-10:30 Derek Krueger (The University of North Carolina at Greensboro)

Healing and Salvation in Byzantium

10:30-11:00 Frederick Lauritzen (Venice)

Curing the Body and Soul in Eleventh-Century Constantinople

11:00-11:30 Christos Merantzas and Brigitte Pitarakis (University of Patras and CNRS, Paris)

From Demonic Noise to Paradise Melody: Healing in Byzantium Discussion and Tea-Coffee Break (20 minutes)

Healing Shrines and the Pagan Legacy

11:50-12:20 ehrazat Karagz (Istanbul Archaeological Museums)

From Reality to Legend: The Healing God Asklepios

12:20-12:50 Philipp Niewhner (Dumbarton Oaks, Washington, D.C.)

Healing Springs of Anatolia: The Problem of the Pagan Legacy Discussion and Lunch Break

Session II

Chair: Philipp Niewhner

Healing Shrines and Hagiography

14:30-15:00 Halk etinkaya (Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul)

The Kosmidion in Constantinople

15:00-15:30 Anna Lampadaridi (CNRS/IRHT Section grecque, UPR 841, Paris)

Healing in Greek Byzantine Collections of Miracles: the Case of St. Eugenios of Trebizond. Discussion and Tea-Coffee Break (20 minutes)

Medical Practices, Health, and Disease

15:50-16:20 Petros Bouras-Vallianatos (Kings College, London) Medical Theory and Practice in Late Byzantium

16:20-16:50 Koray Durak (Boazii University, Istanbul)

Exotic Drugs and the Evolution of Byzantine Medicine

16:50-17:20 F. Arzu Demirel (Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Burdur) Health in Byzantine Anatolia: Skeletal Implications

Discussion and Conclusion Remarks

Events Parallel to the Exhibition: Pera Education

Small Miracles

21 February - 19 April 2015

Between February 21 and April 19, 2015, Pera Museum is organizing a variety of work-shops for age groups 4-6 and 7-14 as part of its education program entitled Small Miracles, which accompanies Life is Short, Art Long: The art of Healing in Byzantium an exhibition shedding light on a period from the history of world medicine.

CLAY IN RELIEF

Children study the medallions, seals, and other in-relief objects from the Byzantine era in the

exhibition and create their own.

PUT A SEAL ON IT - DEVAM

Children visit the exhibition and study the seals, which used to serve like signatures, and design their

own seals using a variety of materials such as cork, wood or EVA.

MYSTERIOUS SYMBOL NOTEBOOK

Children design their own symbol notebooks making various drawings and collating paper sheets of

different sizes with simple notebook-making techniques.

MAGIC AMULET

Inspired by various examples of amulets, children design amulets for peace, happiness, and good luck,

using materials such as fabrics, feathers, and stones.

TERRARIUM: MINIATURE WORLD

Children learn what a terrarium is and how to make one. They then create a terrarium using

succulents, dried plants, and stones, and place small figures in their miniature worlds.

WOODWORK WORKSHOP Between March 15 and April 18, 2015, Pera Education is organizing an education program on Woodwork Workshop for the 15+ age group in tandem with the Life is Short, Art Long: The art of Healing in Byzantium exhibition. Participants first visit the exhibition for inspiration, and then create their Woodwork Workshop works using pieces of wood. Using the technique, which has been invented by the Turkish artist Mehmet akir nl who also coined its name, the participants witness the transformation of pieces of wood into works of art.

TERRARIUM WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS Pera Eitim is organizing a Terrarium Workshop in collaboration with Terrarium House in tandem

with the Life is Short, Art Long: The art of Healing in Byzantium exhibition for the 15+ age group.

Detached from nature, the green, and soil in our urban lives, we go back to nature and touch green

to heal ourselves.

In ths workshop, participants learn from Burin Ylmaz what a terrarium is and how to make one.

They then create a terrarium using succulents, dried plants, and stones, and place small figures in

their miniature worlds.

http://blog.peramuzesi.org.tr/ Between the dates of 1 February 5 April 2015

Blog visitor number: 9.000

Blog unique visitor: 8.000

Selected Shared Blog Content:

Exhibition Announced via E-Newsletters

Exhibition Announced via Social Media Platforms Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Pinterest, Instagram

Report Date: 1 February 26 April 2015

Facebook 72,100 followers

Twitter 160,000 followers

YouTube 450,000 views / 252 videos / 1,280 followers

Pinterest 1,500 followers / 1,370 pin

Instagram 7,100 followers / 240 photographs

https://www.facebook.com/PeraMuzesi.Museum

Selected Facebook Posts

@PeraMuzesi

Ciragan Palace @CPKempinski Feb 6

The exhibition Life Is Short, Art Long examines faith, magic and rational medicine as methods of

healing @PeraMuzesi

Emre Eminolu @thebalkabaa Feb 10

Bugn @PeraMuzesi'nde alan "Hayat Ksa, Sanat Uzun: Bizans'ta ifa Sanat" sergisi uzun zamandr

grdm en iyi sergi tasarmna sahip.

Emine aykara @eminecaykara Feb 10

Kltr sarhou olmann anlatlmaz gzellii. @PeraMuzesi'ndeki iki sergiyi karmayn. Bu, Bizans'ta ifa

sanat.

r. @groteskfigur Feb 22

Hekim Apollon ve Asklepios zerine yemin ederim mthi bir sergiydi "The Art of Healing in

Byzantium". @PeraMuzesi

kltr kedisi @kultur_kedisi Feb 23

Pera Mzesi'ndeki "Hayat Ksa, Sanat Uzun: Bizans'ta ifa Sanat" sergisi muazzam! Tasarm ayrca ok

gzel. Tebrikler! @PeraMuzesi

gokce yanardag @gokceyanardag Feb 26

Harikulade bir sergi karlmamal ... Teekkrler #peramzesi @PeraMuzesi gidin ve gezin ifa olsun

Mert Pakr @MertPakir Mar 1

@PeraMuzesi Sanata, kltre ve eitime yaptnz katklardan tr ok teekkr ederim. Sergileriniz

harikayd.

ArtfulLiving @ArtfulLivingArt Mar 7

.@PeraMuzesi'da alan Hayat Ksa, Sanat Uzun: Bizansta ifa Sanat adl sergi zerine...

.@sedayoruker yazd: http://bit.ly/1Bf6bT7

ismail gezgin @gezgin_ismail Mar 8

Bizans'ta ifa Sanat ok iyi bir sergi harika bir kitap @PeraMuzesi

Tuba Cokun @tugbaaacoskun Mar 14

Pera Mzesi'nde @PeraMuzesi iki muhteem sergi Giacometti ve ifa meraklsna iddetle tavsiye

edilir

zge yilmaz @ozgeyilmaz Mar 14

Bugn @PeraMuzesi'nde gerekleen "Bizans'ta ifa Sanat" sempozyumu, Antik a'dan Ge Bizans'a

"ifa"nn dnmnn ahane bir zetiydi.

Lesley Lee @LALeeLesley Mar 23

Get along to @PeraMuzesi and feast your eyes on Giacometti & Byzantine healing. 2 cracking

exhibitions #MuseumWeek

theMagger.com @theMagger Mar 28

Hayat ksa, sanat uzun: @irmakozer @PeraMuzesinde devam eden sergiyi #themaggerda yazd!

http://www.themagger.com/istanbulun-sifali-sulari/

Umit Kurt @umitkurt Apr 1

@PeraMuzesi Hayat ksa, sanat uzun. Bizans'n ifaclar ve mucizevi sular. Gezdim ve yazdm.

http://goo.gl/tCS4QS

vasilis klimantakis @vklimantaki Apr 2

@PeraMuzesi gezdim cok guzel gidilmesi gereken bir sergi var tebrik ederim @lakivingas

James Blake Wiener @herrlichmann Apr 10

I loved covering "Life is Short, Art Long" @PeraMuzesi in #Istanbul!

http://etc.ancient.eu/2015/04/10/byzantine-medicine-health-and-healing/ #byzantine #exhibition

theMagger.com @theMagger Apr 23

Karmadnz! @nesemcelikkaya, Bizansta ifa Sanat sergisini #themaggerda yazd! @PeraMuzesi

http://www.themagger.com/pera-muzesi-bizansta-sifa-sanati/

https://www.youtube.com/user/PeraMuzesi

https://tr.pinterest.com/peramuzesi/

http://instagram.com/peramuzesi

Selection shared by the public

Press Coverage Details

Number of Print Articles / News 56

Total Print Press Coverage of Column / Centimeter 10.936

Number of Airtime on Television News (with repeats) 13

Total Duration of Television News 00:60:42

List of Turkish Press Articles

Date: Name of Publication: Headline News in Turkish:

1 01.02.2015 DYABET HAYAT KISA, SANAT UZUN

2 01.02.2015 URBANSTA SERGLER

3 01.02.2015 WHERE MAGAZINE STANBUL DLEK KO

4 11.02.2015 DNYA GACOMETT'NN EVREN PERA MZES'NE TAINDI

5 11.02.2015 MLLYET GACOMETT'NN TM EVRELER

6 11.02.2015 ALOM PERA MZES'NDE K YEN SERG

7 12.02.2015 HABERTRK MAGAZN REAT BALCIOLU

8 12.02.2015 HRRYET KAMPS PERA DA K SERG

9 12.02.2015 HRRYET KELEBEK GKHAN KMSESZCAN

10 12.02.2015 MLLYET CADDE PERA'DA SANATSEVERLERE K SERG

11 12.02.2015 SZC IK NAL DEMRKAYA

12 12.02.2015 VATAN MAKARON PERA MZES'NDEN K SERG

13 12.02.2015 YEN A PERA'DA 2 YEN SERG

14 12.02.2015 YEN AFAK PERA'DA SANATIN K DL

15 17.02.2015 TCAR HAYAT GACOMETT'NN EVREN PERA MZES'NE TAINDI

16 18.02.2015 ALEM PERA MUZESNDE 10.YIL KUTLAMA PROGRAMI

17 18.02.2015 DAILY SABAH @PERAMUZESI

18 18.02.2015 AMDAN PLUS 10. YILINI K SERGYLE KUTLUYOR

19 18.02.2015 YEN AFAK BZANS VE MISIR FGRLERNN ZNDE

20 01.03.2015 ARTAM GLOBAL ART OLGA ARTAM

21 01.03.2015 ARTAM GLOBAL ART FA/TERAP VE SANAT

22 01.03.2015 FARMAGAZN KLTREL

23 01.03.2015 ISTANBUL ART NEWS EK SERG

24 01.03.2015 LEZZET AJANDA - MART

25 01.03.2015 ON AIR HAYAT KISA, SANAT UZUN: BZANS'TA FA SANATI

26 01.03.2015 THE GUIDE EXHIBITIONS TO SEE

27 01.03.2015 THE GUIDE EXHIBITIONS

28 01.03.2015 TIME OUT STANBUL SANAT

29 01.03.2015 URBANSTA SERGLER EXHIBITIONS

30 01.03.2015 WHERE MAGAZINE STANBUL EDTOR'S LETTER

31 01.03.2015 WHERE MAGAZINE STANBUL GALLERIES

32 04.03.2015 ALOM DALA MAYA

33 04.03.2015 TARAF STANBUL'DA BNBR SERG

34 08.03.2015 SZC PAZAR AYBARS AKKOR

35 08.03.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

36 12.03.2015 SON SAAT "BZANS'TA FA SANATI" SEMPOZYUMU

37 12.03.2015 TRKYE'DE VAKT BZANS'TA FA SANATI SEMPOZYUMU

38 13.03.2015 HRRYET DOAN HIZLAN

39 14.03.2015 BURSA OLAY PERA'DA BZANS FA SANATI

40 14.03.2015 YEN A KLTRSANAT

41 15.03.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

42 22.03.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

43 25.03.2015 CUMHURYET METN CELAL

44 25.03.2015 YEN A KLTRSANAT

45 29.03.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

46 31.03.2015 GNLK EVRENSEL HAYAT KISA SANAT UZUN

47 01.04.2015 ISTANBUL ART NEWS TARH BOYUNCA FA

48 01.04.2015 TARH FRAR ETMEK ZEKA STER

49 01.04.2015 TIME OUT STANBUL SANAT

50 01.04.2015 URBANSTA SERGLER EXHIBITIONS

51 05.04.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

52 08.04.2015 ALOM SANATIN SAHNE ARKASI KAHRAMANLARI

53 12.04.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

54 19.04.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

55 21.04.2015 AYDINLIK BZANS TA FA SANATI SERGSNDE SON HAFTA

56 26.04.2015 SUNDAY'S ZAMAN CULTURAL AGENDA

List of Turkish Television Coverage

Date Name of TV

Channel Headlines of News in

Turkish Name of Program

Time of Air

Air Duration

1 11.02.2015 CNN TRK

SUNA VE NAN KIRA VAKFI PERA MZES 10. YIL PROGRAMINA 2 YEN SERGYLE BALADI. ALBERTO GACOMETT RETROSPEKTF -CATHRNE GRENER-BRGTTE PTARAKS AF 16:50:05 00:02:59

2 14.02.2015 NTV

HAYAT KISA SANAT UZUN SERGSNDEN BLGLER AIKLAMA : KRATR BRIGITTE PITARAKIS PERA MZES, SANAT 13:48:05 00:02:20

3 15.02.2015 NTV

HAYAT KISA SANAT UZUN ADLI SERG 26 NSAN'A KADAR SUNA VE NAN KIRA VAKFI PERA MZES'NDE GRLEBLR. SANAT 08:50:40 00:02:33

4 16.02.2015 NTV

HAYAT KISA SANAT UZUN BZANS'TA FA SANATI VE PRAT BU SERGYLE GZLER NNE SERYOR PERA MZES, SANAT 17:47:18 00:02:23

5 17.02.2015 NTV

HAYAT KISA SANAT UZUN. BZANSTA FA SANATI ADLI SERG. KRATR BRIGITTE PITARAKIS -SERG PERA MZESNDE. SANAT 11:48:37 00:03:13

6 18.02.2015 BUGN TV

BZNSTA FA SANATI PERA MZESNDE SERGLEND. DR. BRGTTE PTARAKS

BUGN SANAT 17:38:57 00:01:19

7 22.02.2015 BLOOMBERG

SUNA VE NAN KIRA VAKFI PERA MZESNN KURULUUNUN 10. YILI NEDEN LE DZENLENEN SANAT DAVETNDE ADAMI NAN KIRA, K SERGYE EV SAHPL YAPTI. - SUNA VE NAN KIRA VAKFI GENEL MDR ZALP BROL, HEVES EKNC, LHAN KESC.

BLOOMBERG HT MAGAZN 21:40:19 00:04:11

8 01.03.2015 TV2

BU YIL 10. YAINI KUTLAYAN SUNA VE NAN VAKFI PERA MZES 10. YIL PROGRAMINA 2 YEN SERG LE BALADI. ALBERTO GIACOMETTI

TREND TOPC 19:02:51 00:00:58

9 09.03.2015 TV NET

HAYAT KISA,SANAT UZUN BZANS'TA FA SANATI SERGS PERA MZES,DR. BIRGITTE PITARAKIS,

GNDEM SANAT 14:44:12 00:04:11

10 22.03.2015 TV NET

HAYAT KISA, SANAT UZUN BZANS'TA FA SANATI SERGS. PERA MZES. DR. BRIGITTE PITARAKIS - SERG KRATR.

GNDEM SANAT 10:36:55 00:03:43

11 22.03.2015 TV NET

HAYAT KISA, SANAT UZUN BZANS'TA FA SANATI SERGS. PERA MZES. DR. BRIGITTE PITARAKIS - SERG KRATR. HABERLER 13:36:11 00:03:51

Turkish Internet / Blog News Selected List of Links

1. http://www.dailysabah.com/arts-culture/2015/01/28/art-of-healing-in-byzantium-on-display

2. http://www.artfulliving.com.tr/haber_detay/2084/sifa-ararken

3. http://www.themagger.com/etkinlik/pera-muzesi-bizans-sifa-sanati-sergisi/

4. http://www.themagger.com/istanbulun-sifali-sulari/

5. http://www.orient-mediterranee.com/spip.php?article2519&lang=fr&var_mode=calcul

6. http://etc.ancient.eu/2015/04/10/byzantine-medicine-health-and-healing/

7. http://www.themagger.com/pera-muzesi-bizansta-sifa-sanati/

8. http://umitkurt.com/2015/04/01/hayat-kisa-sanat-uzun/

9. http://onedio.com/haber/pera-muzesi-10-yilini-iki-onemli-sergi-ile-kutluyor-483688

10. http://www.evrensel.net/haber/109179/hayat-kisa-sanat-uzun-bizansta-sifa-sanati

11. http://www.bugunbugece.com/oku-bak/haber/pera-muzesi-10-yasinda

12. http://www.aydinlikgazete.com/kultursanat/bizansta-sifa-sanati-sergisinde-son-hafta-

h68182.html

13. http://www.milliyet.com.tr/-ahsapkari-sanati-ni-kesfedin-pembenar-detay-etkinlik-2027212/

14. http://www.taraf.com.tr/kultur-ve-sanat/istanbulda-binbir-sergi-2/

15. http://www.bugunbugece.com/git-gor/ahsapkari-sanati

16. http://www.sondakika.com/haber/haber-pera-muzesi-nde-ahsapkari-sanati-ni-kesfedin-

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