Exhibition Report: ‘Title Deed Heritage: Title Deed Portraits of Erzurum from 1923-1929’
The exhibition report prepared on the title deed heritage in Erzurum presents unique portraits focusing on the period between 1923-1929. Discover and embark on a journey in the footsteps of history.

The exhibition organized by Atatürk University, titled ‘Property Heritage: Erzurum Title Portraits Between 1923-1929,’ has opened its doors to visitors at the Erzurum Museum.
Exhibition Opening and Participants
The exhibition opening, attended by important figures such as Rector Prof. Dr. Ömer Çomaklı, Erzurum Governor Mustafa Çiftçi, Major General Tevfik Algan, and Deputy Mayor of Erzurum Metropolitan Municipality Mehmet Akarsu, received great attention. University members, public institution managers, representatives of civil society organizations, and citizens were also present at the ceremony.
Exhibition Preparation Process and Opening Speeches
Research Assistant Ayşe Özdemir, who contributed to the preparation process of the exhibition, stated that the aim of the exhibition is to keep the city’s historical memory alive. She also emphasized that title deeds are not just official documents and expressed their aim to provide a concrete perspective on the past.
The Value the University Places on Art
Rector Çomaklı emphasized the value the university places on art and culture, stating that art and culture contribute to the personal development of individuals. He mentioned that the university aims to raise individuals sensitive to society through its artistic and cultural activities.
Governor Çiftçi’s Evaluation
Governor Mustafa Çiftçi stated that the exhibition opens an important window to the history of Erzurum, emphasizing that art, culture, and history are elements that hold the nation together. He highlighted the importance of being informed about the individuals featured in the exhibition in terms of the period.
Following the speeches, the exhibition opened will host art enthusiasts at the Erzurum Museum for 3 days.