Our Projects

The 6th edition of the International SoloFest brings together solo storytelling and performance practices with a focus on cultural heritage, memory and intergenerational transmission.

Carried out with the support of the Consulate General of the Netherlands as part of the 100th anniversary of the friendship treaty between the Netherlands and Türkiye, the 8th Note Project aims to support healing and social participation through art for children affected by the earthquake and individuals with special developmental needs.

In Adıyaman, 1000 children aged 5-13 were supported in coping with trauma through interactive theatre and puppet workshops.

During the pandemic, children in villages around Diyarbakır were reached through creative drama and theatre-focused activities.

Art-based activities organised to provide psychosocial support to children after the Maraş-centred earthquakes.

An international project under the Creative Force Programme that supports artistic production processes for young audiences.

Organised by Mordem Sanat, SoloFest4: Rengini Kap Gel (Grab Your Colour and Come) is an international arts festival focusing on solo storytelling forms, held with the aim of keeping cultural heritage alive and reinterpreting it.

Carried out by Mordem Sanat between 15 April and 3 December 2019 in bussed village schools in central Diyarbakır and its districts, the “Köyümüze Şenlik Geldi” (A Festival Has Come to Our Village) project, through theatre and puppetry workshops…

LABHUB is a co-production project carried out under the VAHA programme. By bringing together independent arts and culture actors from different cities, the project aims to support practices of cultural memory, collective production and building relationships with local communities.

Organised by Mordem Sanat in Diyarbakır between 30 April and 30 November 2021, SoloFest: The Storytelling Tradition from Past to Present, as an intercultural arts festival focusing on solo storytelling forms…