
Art’n Party Festival embraces equality not only on stage but also in the sharing of labor. This is not a stage but a space; a space where the artist, the producer, and the audience are equal. Art’n Party Festival is on October 26.
Art’n Party Festival is a solidarity festival. I want to tell you about this initiative, this solidarity, which I have wanted to bring to life for years, which I have dreamed of and longed for.
A Solidarity Begins with the Unity of Art, from Sound to Canvas, from Words to Silence…
Art is humanity’s deepest mark on the earth. Every brushstroke, every note, every sculptural touch, every word is an emotional response to the pain of human existence. But the power of these marks emerges not only within their own disciplines, but when they touch each other, intertwine, and tell a shared story.
Solidarity is precisely the name of this connection, this shared story. It is an invisible network that brings together all art forms, from music to painting, literature to theater, dance to cinema. And this network is not only an aesthetic unity but also an ethical stance. Because where art converges, there is collective consciousness, not ego. There is no competition, only collaborative creation. There is no applause, only the pursuit of resonance.
A structure where all branches of art converge is, in fact, a demonstration that humanity can make a better world possible. There is no profit within this structure, only sharing; there is no competition, only inspiration. Because art is a mirror; it shows a reflection on its own, but when combined with other mirrors, it creates a true panoramic truth.

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“Organize a protest at a conservatory. Let everyone freely improvise with their instrument—or any object used as an instrument.” -Ekim Benzetsel
- Record and publish a classical piece assigned to you using a synthesizer.
- Create a popular piece using musical elements you like from a piece assigned to you.
- Troll the end-of-year concert of the person among you who works the hardest—the one who is “most advanced,” as the teachers say.
- Perform at a recital with an instrument smaller than you normally play. E.g., with a 3/4 violin.
- With the help of artificial intelligence, compose a piece in Bach’s style. Convince your teacher that this piece is truly Bach’s and play it in the exam.
- Upload music you’ve created in the style of a famous composer using artificial intelligence to Spotify as if it were truly their work.
- Invent a fictional painter and create a website in their name. Present the painter as an important figure. Upload the pictures you created with artificial intelligence to the site as if they were the paintings of the painter you invented.
- Donate the sheet music of a piece of music you created in the style of a famous composer using artificial intelligence to conservatory libraries as if it were truly by that composer.
- Sing one measure behind in choir class.
Such solidarity celebrates diversity, difference, colors, and languages, rather than class, gender, geographical, and political divisions. Each discipline carries the light of the other.
And as this structure is built, people reconnect not only with art, but also with humanity. Because all these connections whisper this truth: Nothing is as transformative as the hope that comes from creating together.

The Future is Now > Golem Radio Shows
Kaan Akay, also known as *Golem*, has been pursuing his DJ career since 1997. After 22 years in radio, working with platforms such as Dinamo, Standart FM, Sub FM, and Root Radio, he currently continues his Drum & Bass-focused programs on Radio 2019.
Throughout her career, Goldie has shared the stage with legendary names in electronic music such as Adam F, Grooverider, Roni Size, and Photek; he has performed in major music cities in the UK such as London, Bristol, and Birmingham.
In addition to DJing, he continues his productions with his solo project under the name *Human Scum*.
Every artist becomes the echo of another.
Imagine: A musician shares the stage with a painter. Rhythms spill onto the canvas, colors blend with melodies. A dancer twists to a poet’s verses, while a video artist transports those movements beyond time. And what emerges is not just a concert, not an exhibition, not a play. It is a new language. It is the common dialect of the arts. Perhaps it is the purest form of “harmony” created by human hands.
But this unity is not a matter of organization, it is a matter of vision. Solidarity is not just about performing together; it is about respecting each other’s work, sharing the artist’s loneliness, realizing that both inspiration and struggle are collective. What a musician cannot put into notes, a poet completes; what a painter leaves blank, a choreographer fills. This is the democratization of creative action.
And what makes this unity possible is not merely a space or a backdrop; it is a shared value system that is built. The name of this common ground, where each artist weaves their own style, their own fragility, and their own longing with that of others, may be a festival, a collective, or just a room, but its essence remains the same: “Together, deeper.”

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