In the exhibition Respect curated by Oğuz Erten, Bozlu Art Project suggests that we take a new look at the works of art we are used to seeing on the walls of museums and the artists that have created them with a look in the nature of paying respect to the versatile structure of artworks, with a standalone discourse independent from market conditions, that modifies and converts the viewers and raises awareness. Offering a reading practice for each work of art over the social events on the date the artwork was created and the resources the artist was fed by, the exhibition, which brings together 18 major artists who have made into the art history in Turkey, displays the new picture which emerges by bringing together again on the wall of a gallery artworks that have been each created under terms and conditions independent from each other. 

Focusing on reading the works of Adnan Çoker, Abdurrahman Öztoprak, Özdemir Altan, Ali Teoman Germaner (Aloş), Mehmet Güleryüz, Tomur Atagök, Nur Koçak, Komet, Güngör Taner, Utku Varlık, Ergin İnan, Halil Akdeniz, Mustafa Ata, Balkan Naci İslimyeli, Zekai Ormancı, Mehmet Gün, Bubi and Bedri Baykam, who are all taking part in the exhibition, the exhibition takes the art-lovers on a long tour accompanied by the political, social, cultural and artistic transformations in Turkey.