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Contemporary Istanbul to take place on Nov.

The fair will bring together 100 contemporary art galleries from Turkey and abroad as well as 600 artists.

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Contemporary Istanbul, the premier art fair of Turkey, will open its doors to art lovers on November 22, 2012.

The fair will bring together 100 contemporary art galleries from Turkey and abroad as well as 600 artists.

Contemporary Istanbul features art initiatives, projects and publications along with art institutions in addition to the exhibitions.

It will run till November 25.

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The fair will bring together 100 contemporary art galleries from Turkey and abroad as well as 600 artists.

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