Directing Partner of Galeri x-ist.
• Established and founded Galeri x-ist in May of 2004.
• Gallery x-ist is an ‘art gallery project’ the brainchild of art director Kerimcan Güleryüz and collector Daryo Beskinazi.
• x-ist, provides an alternative to the current concept of the art gallery and aims to exhibit the work of young talents who do not as yet have a large audience, but who are making their mark on the future.
• x-ist is a meeting ‘space’ for artists who challenge institutions opposed not just to them, but to all innovation. By means of its opposition to flatness and monotony and its choice of art work it aims to create a fresh and innovative ‘space’ and thus to become Turkey’s pioneering art gallery in the area of contemporary art.

2005 – 2006 Creator and host of popular radio program on Açıkradyo, broadcast nationally throughout Turkey and internationally via broadband; “Resmen: Art-talk”: a weekly, hour long radio program featuring the best of contemporary Turkish art, a platform where the audience gets to meet artists, critics, curators, gallery owners and various art professionals.
January 2003 to June 2004 - .Directed Karşı Sanat Çalışmaları, Beyoglu Istanbul, Turkey. In addition he opened a new space in the gallery called Poligon an experimental space for first shows.

Wrote, unit Production Managed and Assistant Directed the feature film “Crude” received first place and winner of the 2003 Los Angeles Independent Film Festival Target film Makers award, winner of the Seattle International Film Festival Special Jury Award, received honorable mention and was the official selection of the Stocholm, Locarno and Woodstock film festivals.

1997- 2000 - The Director of Public Relations & Advertising of Sabancı University in Istanbul Turkey. During this time also established and directed the Kasa Gallery in the University.

1995-96 - Assistant Program Director of the Cemal Reşit Consert Hall in Istanbul Turkey

1994 -95 Worked as a Research Assistant at the Historical Foundation of Turkey where he researched, organized and provided source material for the “Farewell my Homeland” Exhibit sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation.

1992 – 1993 Assistant Director of the “Mitchell Baker Gallery” in Baltimore Maryland, USA.