Bingul Basarir began working on ceramics in Istanbul, in 1960. Since 1962, she has been
participating in various national and international exhibitions as well as private shows. Her ceramic wall panels appear in several public and private buildings among which there is the Presidential Residence of the Turkish Republic and the İnternational Airport, İzmir, Turkey. Since 1990, She has been working with glass as well as ceramics.

Some of her works have been acquired by private collections and museums including:
Mikolas Ales South Bohemian Gallery, Bechyne, Czech Republic
Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague, Czech Republic
Gallerie Madoura, Vallauris, France
Keramion Ceramics Museum, Frechen, Germany
Everson Museum of Art, Syracuse, NY, USA
Faenza International Ceramics Museum, Italy
Ariana Ceramics Museum, Geneva, Switzerland
Ankara Museum of Painting and Sculpture, Ankara, Turkey
Benaki Museum, Athens, Greece

Some of her prestigious ceramic awards include:
Mino International Ceramics Competition, Mino, Honorable Mention, Japan, 1992
The State Painting and Sculpture Competition, First Place, Turkey, 1992
Faenza International Ceramics Competition, Gold Medal, Italy 1979-1975
Prague International Ceramics Competition, Czechoslovakia, Gold Medal, 1962

Her works have been featured in publications including:
Ceramics in the environment, Janet Mansfield, 2006
World Famous Ceramic Artists Studios, China, 2005
Hands in Clay, Charlotte Speight / John Toki, USA, 2004
Working With Clay, Susan Peterson, 1999-2004
Ceramic Technology for Potters and Sculptors, Yvonne Hutchinson Cuff, USA, 1996
The International Art of Ceramics, Hideto Satanaka, Japan, 1984