NPP at TÜGİAD: 03.2006

On the 07 March 2006 NPP opened the exhibition
YURTTA SULH CIHANDA SULH
PEACE AT HOME, PEACE IN THE WORLD
at
TUGIAD (The Young Turkish Businessman's Association)

The paintings were brought back from London to show at TUGIAD.
TUGIAD paintings

Ned Pamphilon was invited to speak at a TUGIAD dinner held at The Celyan InterContinental Hotel 14 March.
NPP were later included in the TUGIAD Elegans magazine.
http://www.elegans.com.tr/activitydetay.asp?varLang=T&ActivityCode=59

The T-shirt continues to be a hit!

A presentation of Gulsah Celiker and her film on Sabiha Gokcen

TUGIAD President Murat Sarayli and Ned

Members of TUGIAD

View from the the 14th floor

View of The Marmara Pera

View from TUGIAD
Painted on the 14th floor and finished at the NPP studio

Berna, Esin and Demet.

YURTTA SULH, CIHANDA SULH

PEACE AT HOME, PEACE IN THE WORLD
NPP at TUGIAD

Turkish Figures II
Istanbul 2006 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 175cm

Big Blue Nazarboncğu
Istanbul 2005 acrylic on canvas 107cm x 100cm

A Turkish History Story
Istanbul 2006 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 175cm
Status: For Sale

Where East Meets West: London Istanbul? Yeah! III
Istanbul 2006 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 175cm

7 Renkli Mevlevi V
Istanbul 2005 acrylic on canvas 40cm x 40cm

Abi, cay molasi? II
Istanbul 2006 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm

Winston Churchill

Istanbul 2005 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm

"Ataturk's death is not only a loss for the country, but for Europe is the greatest loss, he who saved Turkey in the war and who revived a new the Turkish nation after the war. The sincere tears shed after him by all classes of people is nothing other than an appropriate manifestation to this great hero and modern Turkey's Ata."
Winston Churchill, Prime Minister UK

Adam Street Ataturk Smiles

Istanbul 2006 acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm

“Freedom consists of man’s ability to do what he thinks and desires without any influence or intervention by others. This is the broadest definition of the concept. Mankind has never attained liberty to this extent and never will because as is known, men are creations of nature and nature itself is not absolutely free either; it is subject to universal laws.” Ataturk c.1930