Efe Kurt has consistently pursued his curatorial practice alongside a rigorous tradition of writing. His texts — spanning architecture, contemporary art, philosophy, and urban studies — reveal a thinker who does not merely organize exhibitions, but interrogates, interprets, and documents the ideas that drive them.

From analyses of Derrida and post-modernism to explorations of Beyoğlu's urban transformation, from the phenomenon of gentrification to the legacy of abstract painting in Turkish contemporary art, Kurt's writings cover a wide and intellectually ambitious range. These texts have been published across architecture and interior design magazines, art journals, exhibition catalogues, and most notably in Warhola Contemporary Art Magazine.

By taking on the role of editor-in-chief at Warhola, Kurt made a deliberate choice to exist not only in the exhibition space but on the page — making him one of the rare voices in the field who bridges curatorial practice with critical writing. He is a member of AICA (International Association of Art Critics).

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Selected texts by Efe Kurt