JAPANESE DIPLOMAT IMPRESSED BY ESKİŞEHİR'S MUSEUMS

Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality's City Museums Complex continues to host international art and cultural gatherings. Tanabe Seiko, a diplomat from the Culture and Public Relations Section of the Embassy of Japan, visited origami artist Gökçen Atamgüç's solo exhibition "Lives Made of Paper" and had the opportunity to discover Eskişehir's rich museum and cultural scene.

The City Museums Complex, which continues its work to preserve and promote the city's cultural heritage and bring different forms of art together with Eskişehir residents, continues to welcome international guests.

Tanabe Seiko, a diplomat from the Culture and Public Relations Section of the Embassy of Japan, visited origami artist Gökçen Atamgüç's solo exhibition "Lives Made of Paper", currently on display at the City Museums Complex. Seiko examined the works on display with great interest and received information about the creative process behind the works and the content of the exhibition from Sercan Kara, Head of the City History and Promotion Department at Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality; Özden Yılmaz, Director of the Museums Branch; and artist Gökçen Atamgüç.

PRAISE FOR THE CITY MUSEUMS COMPLEX

During the visit, the Japanese diplomat also had the opportunity to explore the museums and exhibition spaces that Eskişehir Metropolitan Municipality has contributed to the city's cultural and artistic life. The diplomat expressed her appreciation for the cultural atmosphere of the City Museums Complex and the municipality's museum activities.