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Featured in this round-up:
* In Bloom: In Bloom, How Plants Changed Our World (Ashmolean, until August 16)
* The Arab Hall: Leighton House celebrates 100 years as a museum (until October 4)
* The Joy of Travel: a raft of delights from the Sadberk Hanım Museum and Ömer Koç Collection (Meşher, Istanbul, until May 23, 2027)
* The Orient Expressed: the Met brings back Orientalism in style (June 12, 2026 – February 28, 2027)
This grand mansion, an Ottoman outpost on the remote southern peninsula of Datça, was rotting away when it was rescued by an enterprising new owner. It has now regained every inch of its early-19th-century charm. By Rupert Scott. Photographs by Monica Fritz
Frederick Leighton’s abiding love of the East permeates his entire mansion-cum-studio in Holland Park
A new exhibition turns the limelight on Halil Pasha, pioneer of Turkish impressionism. By Ayla Jean Yackley
A show that turns the spotlight on two women painters eclipsed by their artist husbands
A new exhibition at the Ara Güler Museum follows Turkey’s adored photojournalist to the French Riviera
The beauty of bindings
Berrin Torolsan on the wonder bulb
Doyenne of curators, Nazan Ölçer, by Andrew Finkel
Barnaby Rogerson and the photographer Don McCullin set out from Turkey’s capital for Rough Cilicia
Martyn and Alison Rix chronicle Turkey’s extraordinary botanical legacy


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