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We are delighted to announce "The Sound of the Republic: Musiki Muallim Mektebi" digital exhibition which is compiled from VEKAM archive can be visited through Koç University Suna Kıraç Library’s digital exhibitions.

Koç University VEKAM would like to announce The Construction of a New City : Ankara 1923-1933 curated by Müge Cengizkan and Ali Cengizkan, within the scope of 50th anniversary of Vehbi Koç Foundation invites its visitors to witness to the construction of a city!!

Koç University Vehbi Koç Ankara Studies Research Center (VEKAM), in collaboration with Rahmi M. Koç Museum Ankara, presents “Weaving History: Mystery of a City”, an exhibition that will run from 12 May until 16 September 2018. At the heart of this exhibition lies Ankara’s histo

A son and a Pioneer of the Republic: Vehbi Koç 1901- 1996 exhibition which was held at VEKAM on February 24, 2012 to commemorate the 16th death anniversary of Vehbi Koç moved to Koç University in celebration of Koç University's 25th anniversary. The exhibition can be visited a

At the begining of 2018, Koç University’s Vehbi Koç Ankara Studies Research Center (VEKAM)  dedicates its new exhibition to the scents of history with the colloboration of Erimtan Archaeology and Art Museum. The “Scent and the City" exhibition invites visitors to use their nose

We would like to announce the exhibition named as Ottoman Empire From 19th to 20th Century: STRUGGLE prepared with the colloboration of Koç University's VEKAM and Collector's Association can be visited between 17-28 April, 2017 at Atılım University's Kadriye Zaim Library.

Ankara: Citizens and Streets from the Ottoman Empire to the Turkish Republic exhibition held on 2014 curated by Murat Akar can be visited between 16th-27th January, 2017 at  Atılım University Kadriye Zaim Library. 

After İstanbul, İzmir, Bursa and Kayseri ian Architectural Memory of Ankara 1930-1980 Exhibition is again on display in Ankara at Atılım University's Kadriye Zaim Library between December 19th- 30.

Irony and Tension” should be read as a visual guide to Turkish perceptions of the Second World War, how these perceptions differed in style and to the propaganda materials of the era. It examines how many different types of effective and eclectic visual propaganda images were

Within the framework of the 'Project for Research, Documentation and Development of Conservation Measures for Civilian Architectural Culture Heritage in Ankara in the period 1930-1980" implemented at Başkent University, under the leadership of Assoc. Prof. Nuray Bayraktar, a fa