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Taksim Collection

"Taksim: Where Love is Free and the Streets of Istanbul Come Alive at Night" At Taksim Square, a historic landmark in Istanbul, Turkey

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taksim
Pavol Stranak

Background imageTaksim Collection: Turkey, Istanbul, Republic Monument, designed by Pietro Canonica, Taksim Square

Turkey, Istanbul, Republic Monument, designed by Pietro Canonica, Taksim Square

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Occupy Gezi
Mehmet Bilgin

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people at night
miguel

Background imageTaksim Collection: Street Performer

Street Performer
edizeren

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love is free
nader al hddad

Background imageTaksim Collection: Streets of Istanbul

Streets of Istanbul
Clemens Geiger

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Taksim-Tunel
Yavuz Pancareken

Background imageTaksim Collection: The Republic Monument is a notable monument located at Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey

The Republic Monument is a notable monument located at Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey, to commemorate the formation of the Turkish Republic in 1923

Background imageTaksim Collection: Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928 by Italian sculptor Pietro

Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928 by Italian sculptor Pietro
Turkey. Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928. Designed by Italian sculptor Pietro Canonica. Portrays the founders of the Turkish Republic; Kemal Ataturk, Ismet Inonu and Fevzi Cakmak

Background imageTaksim Collection: The Mahmud II dam in the Belgrade Forest - Istanbul, Turkey

The Mahmud II dam in the Belgrade Forest - Istanbul, Turkey
The Mahmud II dam in the Belgrade Forest (Belgrad OrmanAn) lying 15km north-west of Istanbul, Turkey. Built in 1839 as one of the three dams that were constructed in the Taksim water conveyance

Background imageTaksim Collection: Monument to General Moltke - German Consulate, Istanbul

Monument to General Moltke - German Consulate, Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey - Monument to General Moltke in the Garden of the German Consulate at Tarabya. Amavutkoy and Bosphorus, Goksu, Ayaspasa, German Consulate (Taksim). Date: 1898

Background imageTaksim Collection: Istanbul, Turkey - Taksim Square - Holy Trinity Church

Istanbul, Turkey - Taksim Square - Holy Trinity Church
Istanbul, Turkey - Taksim Square - Tram, Ox Cart and Church of the Holy Trinity. Date: circa 1922

Background imageTaksim Collection: Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish Republic Monument

Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish Republic Monument
Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish (Taksim) Republic Monument. The Symbol of the Republic - where all the demonstrations take place

Background imageTaksim Collection: Elections held at Greek Church, Constantinople

Elections held at Greek Church, Constantinople
Elections held in the heart of the Greek Church of St Trinity, Constantinople in the Taksim District. Church also known as Aya Triyada


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"Taksim: Where Love is Free and the Streets of Istanbul Come Alive at Night" At Taksim Square, a historic landmark in Istanbul, Turkey, something extraordinary happened in 2013. The square became the epicenter of a movement known as Occupy Gezi or simply "Taksim. " As dusk settled over the city, people from all walks of life gathered here to voice their concerns and demand change. Underneath the glow of streetlights, artists and musicians transformed Taksim into an open-air stage. A mesmerizing street performer captivated passersby with his skillful tricks while filling the air with laughter. It was a testament to the resilience and creativity that flourished amidst adversity. Amidst this vibrant atmosphere, one could not miss the Republic Monument designed by Pietro Canonica. This notable sculpture stood tall at Taksim Square since its completion in 1928. Its grandeur symbolized Turkey's rich history and unwavering spirit. As night fell upon Taksim-Tunel district, love seemed to permeate every corner. Couples strolled hand-in-hand along these streets; their affection illuminated by flickering lights from nearby cafes. In this bustling neighborhood where cultures collided harmoniously, love truly knew no boundaries. Taksim Square itself served as a powerful reminder of unity and determination for those who fought for justice during Occupy Gezi protests. It became more than just a physical space but rather a symbol of hope – an emblematic site where voices were heard loud and clear. Today, Taksim remains an integral part of Istanbul's identity—a place where locals gather to celebrate victories or express dissent against injustice. The Republic Monument still stands proudly amidst this ever-changing landscape—an enduring tribute to Turkey's past while embracing its future. In essence, Taksim embodies the soul of Istanbul—the beating heart that pulses through its veins day and night, and is here that dreams are born, where art and activism intertwine, and love is set free.