When does the exhibition Make Sense open?

The exhibition opens on November 26, 2026 at 12 PM at Anna Laudel in Düsseldorf.

Where does the exhibition take place?

Make Sense can be seen at Anna Laudel, Mühlenstraße 1, 40213 Düsseldorf.

What is the entrance fee?

Admission to the Anna Laudel gallery in Düsseldorf is free.

What are the opening hours at Anna Laudel Düsseldorf?

The gallery is open Tuesday to Friday from 12 PM to 6 PM and Saturday from 11 AM to 3 PM. It is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Who is Oğulcan Kuş?

Oğulcan Kuş is an artist born in 1993 in Istanbul, whose practice combines painting, graphic visual language, pop aesthetics, and material experiments.

Is the exhibition suitable for visitors interested in contemporary art?

Yes. The exhibition is aimed at art enthusiasts interested in contemporary painting, pop art, geometric forms, and ambiguous image worlds.

Oğulcan Kuş’ Make Sense: Discover new image worlds between pop and dream

Name: Oğulcan Kuş: Make Sense
Start: 2026-11-26T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-11-26T18:00:00+01:00
Location: Anna Laudel

Oğulcan Kuş: Make Sense – a new visual language in Düsseldorf

With Make Sense, Anna Laudel presents in Düsseldorf the second solo exhibition of the artist Oğulcan Kuş with the gallery and at the same time his first presentation in Germany. The exhibition opens on November 26, 2026 and leads into a contemporary image world between painting, pop aesthetics, graphic precision, and enigmatic symbols.

Between pop culture, geometry, and inner images

Oğulcan Kuş, born in 1993 in Istanbul, studied Studio Arts and Communication at Marymount Manhattan College in New York. His artistic practice combines bright colors, geometric orders, and cartoonish figures with motifs from popular culture, media, and everyday life. This creates image spaces that seem immediately accessible while also opening up a second, unsettling layer of meaning.

The aesthetics of the familiar

Kuş works with a visual language in which the familiar appears unexpectedly. Graphic surfaces, precise forms, and enigmatic signs encounter an atmosphere between irony, dream, and visual memory. His works move between Op-Art, Pop Art, and an independent contemporary painting that connects personal experiences with cultural image worlds.

Art observation as an aesthetic experience

The exhibition invites concentrated observation of the works. Colors emerge clearly and physically, forms assert themselves with almost constructive strictness, while individual details direct the gaze into imaginary scenarios. Kuş’ art thrives on the interplay between order and surprise, surface and meaning, playful lightness and intellectual depth.

An artist between New York and Istanbul

His education and early exhibition activities in New York shaped Kuş’ engagement with American pop culture, avant-garde, and graphic image production. Since his return, he has been working in Istanbul and developing a versatile practice that includes not only painting but also sculpture, material experiments, and installation elements. A recurring motif is white gloves, which refer to the invisible work behind the presentation and circulation of art.

Conclusion: Contemporary art with surprising perspectives

Make Sense promises a concentrated art experience for all who appreciate contemporary painting, pop aesthetics, and visual ambiguity. The exhibition opens up new perspectives on familiar signs and makes the atmosphere of the exhibition itself part of the aesthetic experience. A visit to Anna Laudel offers the opportunity to discover Oğulcan Kuş’ works live for the first time in Germany.