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The Garden of Fragility brings together new works by three female artists: Zsófia Antalka, Maria Kulikovska, and Kateřina Ondrušková.

Double Q Gallery is pleased to present The Garden of Fragility, a group exhibition bringing together new works by three female artists from Central and Eastern Europe.

The exhibition focuses on the biology of the female body and identity, as well as natural processes such as growth, florescence, and maturation.

The 25th international art exhibition NordArt will be open to the public from 1 June to 6 October 2024 on the grounds of the historic iron foundry in Schleswig-Holstein.

NordArt, одна з найбільших щорічних виставок сучасного мистецтва в Європі, святкує своє чверть століття спеціальними проєктами та вшановуючи видатні виступи минулого - лауреатів премії NordArt.

18 травня відкривається виставка "Небачена Сила", на якій можна буде дізнатися про сучасні рухи ненасильницького опору українців на окупованих територіях та побачити їхні прояви у різних формах мистецтва.

KyivPost дізнався все про виставку "Небачена сила", яка відкриється в "Українському домі" вже 18 травня, а також як висвітлюється її основна тема — ненасильницький спротив в Україні.

Виставка "Небачена сила" про боротьбу та ненасильницький спротив українців в окупації балансує між безпекою — бо члени цих рухів і далі живуть на окупованих територіях — і демонстрацією стійкості і внутрішньої сили українців. Кураторка експозиції — Ольга Муха, кандидатка філософських наук та артменеджерка, яка зараз живе у Лондоні.

RAD ART FAIR, cel mai important eveniment dedicat pieței de artă contemporană din România se va desfășura între 16 și 19 mai la CARO București. Anul acesta se înregistrează o creștere de 25% a galeriilor prezente față de anul precedent, cumulând un număr de 26 de galerii care vor expune peste 90 de artiști.

Despite the ingrained stereotypes, war has always been everyone's concern. Gender does not shield from bullets, rockets, and the violence of occupiers.

Виставка “Ломикамінь” представляє розмаїття жіночих досвідів з Криму – журналісток, активісток, адвокаток, медикинь, військових, дружин політв'язнів – творами жінок-художниць Алевтини Кахідзе, Лії Достлевої, Еміне Зіятдінової, Марії Куліковської, групи "Жіночий рух опору "Зла Мавка", Юлії По.

Дружина Президента Олена Зеленська взяла участь у відкритті виставки "Ломикамінь. Жіночий спротив у Криму" у Представництві Президента України в АР Крим/Офісі Кримської платформи.

26 лютого в Києві почне роботу виставка "ЛОМИКАМІНЬ. Жіночий спротив у Криму", яка представляє роботи українських мисткинь, чиї життя чи художня практика тісно пов’язані з Кримом та досвідом життя в окупації. Це Алевтина Кахідзе, Марія Куліковська, Лія Достлєва, Юлія По, Еміне Зіятдінова й активістки руху спротиву "Зла Мавка".

TCNJ Art Gallery is pleased to present TWO YEARS GONE, a group exhibition of Ukrainian artists, curated by Dylan Siegel.

Ця стаття дозволить вам краще пізнати творчий світ Марії Куліковської та зануритися у вражаючий роман з мистецтвом, яке поєднує красу, сміливість та внутрішню глибину.

Developed and tested in collaboration with a range of international partners and subject experts, the guide will include case studies and examples of how curators can be more effective in cataloguing, labelling, and contextualising Ukrainian history and heritage.

As part of The Immigrant Artist Biennial 2023, “Conflictual Distance” opened at EFA Project Space amid global challenges that necessitate empathetic responses and meaningful action. Transgressing perceived geographic limitations, the show relocates regional tensions in a “foreign” context, proposing new possibilities for them to be seen and understood by people who may or may not have first-hand experience with these struggles.

It shows a spectrum of Ukraine's art history, with a selection of works ranging from paintings, drawings, video, installation, performance, sculpture, sound, photography and textiles.

Started as an exhibition in the Albertinum, Kaleidoscope of (Hi)stories has evolved into an accurate and fitting title for a broader ongoing project. It has opened up a versatile framework for the reflection and comprehension of Ukrainian art, facilitating the infusion of new meanings, values, and interpretations. Kaleidoscope has grown into a Research Platform hosting a series of traveling exhibitions, lectures, publications and a residency program. The entire project reassembles the history of art in Ukraine and its heritage through scattered fragments, voices, and new concepts, laying the groundwork for the future of a multifaceted and heterogeneous culture.

THE LIVING BODY IN THE DIGITAL AGEPerformance has been a key medium in contemporary art for years. Artists have charted diverse approaches and added novel forms and variants of expression to the conceptual understanding of performance established by the pioneers of the genre in the 1960s and 1970s. Questions raised by today’s technological developments concerning documentation, archiving, and the relation between performance and digital media mark the point of departure for the project The Non-Fungible Body?

This lecture was presented on October 22, 2022, in Paris as a part of the symposium "History of Contemporary Art in Ukraine: from resisting the System to Constructing a common future", organized by the Kandinsky Library, MNAM/Centre Georges-Pompidou on the occasion of the donation of works by contemporary Ukrainian artists to the national collection of the Centre Pompidou.

During a talk at NYU, feminist post-Marxist scholar and author Silvia Federici said: “The image of the worker is not the image of the person at the assembly line; it’s the immigrant.”

Incongruity theory, as championed by Emmanuel Kant, denotes laughter as a response to incongruity—i.e. ambiguity, logical impossibility, irrelevance, and inappropriateness. Laughter related to the Russo-Ukrainian war falls within this category, and is, according to the Ukrainian artist Slinko, awkward but very important. Her work is currently on view in “State of Emergence” an exhibition featuring twenty mostly Ukrainian and Ukrainian diaspora artists at NADA’s gallery on East Broadway.

Catinca Tabacaru Gallery is proud to announce State of Emergence, a group exhibition of works by 20 Ukrainian and international artists at opening at the New Art Dealers Alliance’s space in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The exhibition is organized in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute and will be on view October 21 –December 10, 2023.

State of Emergnce,the joint project of curators Lesya Kulchynska and Catinca Tabakaru unites artists from countries experiencing unstable times and proposes to strengthen cultural ties between them.

As part of the Ukrainian Institute’s Visualise programme, State of Emergence, a group exhibition of works by 20 Ukrainian and international artists, opens at the New Art Dealers Alliance’s space in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The exhibition will be on view 21 October – 10 December, 2023.

Kaleidoscope of (Hi)stories: Art from Ukraine is the first survey of contemporary art from Ukraine in the Netherlands. Complemented by key pieces from the country's historical avant-garde, this exhibition tells the story of Ukraine's cultural identity, against the backdrop of the country's tension between freedom and oppression, in paintings, drawings, videos, installations, performances, sculpture, sound work, photography and textiles.

The exhibition is titled "Thousand Yard Stare: Ukraine 2023," a reference to a World War II-era phrase that described the dissociated stare of soldiers suffering from PTSD. The show intends to explore the physical and psychological effects of war for Ukrainians at home and abroad.

Sunflower Network Follows Commitment to Action At 2023 Clinton Global Initiative With the Opening of Another Art Exhibition in Support of Hospital in Ukraine.

Sonya Gallery: A Sunflower Network Project is a pop-up art gallery exhibiting the work of contemporary Ukrainian artists to raise money for Sunflower Network’s efforts in Ukraine. Through this presentation of contemporary Ukrainian artists, Sonya Gallery aims to not only raise essential funds for immediate and long-term impact, but also fosters a profound sense of shared humanity across borders.

Kaleidoscope of (Hi)stories: Art from Ukraine is the first survey of contemporary art from Ukraine in the Netherlands. Complemented by key pieces from the country’s historical avant-garde, this exhibition tells the story of Ukraine’s cultural identity, against the backdrop of the country’s tension between freedom and oppression, in paintings, drawings, videos, installations, performances, sculpture, sound work, photography and textiles.

The body is where birth and death meet. A shelter for the visceral and the intangible, dreams and voids both tactile and inaccessible – it is our only home which is constant in its physical presence. When the world is in chaos we pinch ourselves to be sure of what is real. Our body is a touchstone, something to hold on to, learn on; a figure that can be powerful amidst feelings of powerlessness.

Opening event on Tuesday 19 September at 18:00–20:00. Welcome!

The body is where birth and death meet. A shelter for the visceral and the intangible, dreams and voids both tactile and inaccessible – it is our only home which is constant in its physical presence. When the world is in chaos we pinch ourselves to be sure of what is real. Our body is a touchstone, something to hold on to, learn on; a figure that can be powerful amidst feelings of powerlessness.

DRESDEN — The Albertinum Museum’s exhibition Kaleidoscope of (Hi)stories presents a survey of Ukrainian art from 1912–2023 with around 50 artists and more than 100 works.

“The human body becomes political, even without its consent”.

Opening in September 2023, a curatorial platform where cultures clash and merge, The Immigrant Artist Biennial 2023: Contact Zone presents 48 artists from 35+ countries across seven venues in New York and New Jersey. Programming will continue through January 2024.

The Immigrant Artist Biennial 2023: Contact Zone running September - December this year, will present the work of 48 immigrant artists, set to be displayed across seven venues throughout New York and New Jersey.

The Immigrant Artist Biennial (TIAB) is a multi-disciplinary large scale exhibition of critically engaged and timely international contemporary art made by immigrant artists from around the world. TIAB sets out to form a worldwide community through exhibition of ambitious visual multimedia projects, performances and series of public events across NYC, with an aim to facilitate a diverse and experimental discourse as well as build a globally connected and united community in the times of extreme anti-immigrant sentiment.

Maria Kulikovska in collaboration with Oleh Vinnichenko Editors: Alfred Weidinger, Nathalie Hoyos, Rainald Schumacher, Isolde Perndl, Maria Vtorushina.

Dresden’s Albertinum is staging an exhibition which explores the art of Ukraine from 1912 to the present. It is remarkable both for what it offers and what it lacks, says art critic Vladimir Dudchenko.

The exhibition “Kaleidoscope of (Hi)stories. Ukrainian Art 1912–2023” opened in the Albertinum in Dresden. An accompanying interdisciplinary program curated by Ukrainian Institute reinforces the exhibition and provides the German audience with the opportunity to learn more about Ukrainian art. Lasts until September 10, 2023.

Тимчасовий культурний простір «Модуль тимчасовості» (MOT), що працював на Контрактовій площі у Києві та завершує свою діяльність на площі Героїв Майдану у Дніпрі, у липні розміститься у центрі Луцька.

Originally from Kyiv, Ukraine, Maria Isserlis has been based in western Europe for the last 19 years and currently works as a curator, art historian and art producer in Germany. She is both co-founder of A:D:Curatorial in Berlin and curator at SKD Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden.

The Albertinum is dedicating a comprehensive survey exhibition to modern Ukrainian art. It is the first of its kind in Germany and Europe. Paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations, video works, graphic art and archives represent Ukrainian art from the beginning of the 20th century to the present. In the process, some of the exhibited works travel outside the country for the first time and provide insights into Ukraine's eventful history as well as its constant struggle for its own self-image.

Артпростір "Модуль тимчасовості", який донедавна працював у столиці на Контрактовій площі, до 27 червня буде представлений у Дніпрі. У столиці за три місяці проєкт відвідало понад 30 000 людей. Лише за 10 днів роботи простору команда МОТ зібрала свій перший мільйон.

Das Albertinum Dresden widmet der modernen ukrainischen Kunst eine umfassende Überblicksausstellung — als erste ihrer Art in Deutschland und Europa. Gemälde, Skulpturen, Fotografien, Installationen, Videoarbeiten, Grafik und Archive repräsentieren die Kunst der Ukraine von Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts bis zur Gegenwart. Einige Werke reisen dabei zum ersten Mal außer Landes und geben Einblick in die bewegte Geschichte der Ukraine sowie den stetigen Kampf um das eigene Selbstverständnis.

Don't Dream Dreams presents a selection of works from Art Collection Telekom and two comissioned works by Maja Babič Košir and Lana Čmajčanin. The exhibition is an appeal not to take refuge in dreams in the face of the growing threat to democracy, the state of our planet and a terrible war in the heart of Europe.

In works of art, which are archives of elements, the most important thing is to arrange the multitude of components, rather than their elimination, for example, by replacing the set of elements with a generalization, with the rules according to which they are created, or which represent their unified, deeper point.

Museums and galleries around Europe are making a statement of support for Ukraine with myriad exhibitions.

This is Who We Are: Writing in Times of Conflict Haska Shyyan and Nidheesh Tyagi in conversation

Фестиваль Future Perfect предлагает взгляд на мир через украинскую музыку, литературу, кино, фотографию и искусство. Жители и гости Нью-Дели услышат творческие голоса из Украины и узнают их вклад в формирование культурного ландшафта Европы и мира.

The first Ukrainian culture festival, Future Perfect, will take place in India. European cultural institutions joined forces to present the Future Perfect festival in India. The Future Perfect is presented by Eunic India India with the support of Delegation of the European Union to India and in partnership with the Ukrainian Institute and Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of India.

European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) in Delhi, with the support of Delegation of European Union to India, presented FUTURE PERFECT festival. The festival took place from 5th to 8th of May 2023. It was an opportunity to showcase current creative voices from Ukraine and to appreciate their contributions in shaping the cultural landscape of Europe and the world.

It is the first exhibition of its kind in Germany: the Albertinum of the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (SKD) is dedicating a comprehensive overview presentation of modern Ukrainian art. Paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations, video works, graphics and archives by around 50 artists represent Ukrainian art from the beginning of the 20th century to the present on 1,200 square metres and provide insights into the country’s turbulent history as well as its constant struggle for its own identity.

On April 14, the opening of the exhibition of contemporary Ukrainian art ART ON THE BATTLEFRONT, which the editors of Ukrainian Vogue initiated, took place in Vienna — in the space of the Künstlerhaus. We collected the works of 19 Ukrainian artists. The Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to the Republic of Austria Vasyl Khymynets, Director of Public Relations and Communications of System Capital Management Nataliya Yemchenko, General Director of STRABAG SE Clemens Haselsteiner, Nataliya Kola, founder of THE NATALIA COLA FOUNDATION charity fund and more than a hundred guests from Austria, Ukraine, Great Britain, Hong Kong, and Luxembourg came to get acquainted with their works.

Vogue UA presents ART ON THE BATTLEFRONT, a high-profile art project that brings together media, digital, and art to support Ukrainians in times of war and to raise awareness among the global community about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Women in Arts award. The Resistance took place on March 7 under the slogan “The fire doesn’t burn the stubborn” and was special because it spans the previous two years. In 2022, the ceremony did not take place due to the start of a full-scale invasion, so Women in Arts 2023 took on a new meaning, embedded in the name The Resistance and in the identity of the award, the elements of which symbolize resistance.

On the occasion of the one-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Bronx River Art Center is proud to present five brave Ukrainian Women artists responding to their experience of the war in our next exhibition: PEREMOHA/victory/ukr.

It is an exhibition about trauma and war, but to say it’s only about that would be wrong and diminishing. It is an exhibition about overcoming and hope, but to say it’s only about that would be incorrect and naive. It is an exhibition about trauma and pain, fear and despair, strength and resilience, life and light. Because life will win over death, and light will win over darkness. Stand with Ukraine.

This special duo exhibition is the first-ever exhibition in Hong Kong by Ukrainian artists displaced by the war. Featuring Artem Volokitin and Maria Kulikovska, “Resilience: Voices of Ukraine” offers visual representations of the warfare’s lasting impact on ordinary Ukrainians.

儘管Artem Volokitin和Maria Kulikovska現在已 不再身處暴力環境,他們一方面知道自身需要逼 切地疏導因長期持續的戰爭而造成的情感痛苦; 另一方面,作為經歷了多重歷史創傷的烏克蘭 人,他們亦希望在這大難時刻展現家國的韌性和 團結。藝術從來都是保存和延續文化和身份的必 要載器。對Artem和Maria來說,至從2014年2月 的烏俄衝突,藝術一直是他們支持烏克蘭的有力 工具。然而,俄羅斯現時對烏克蘭持續不斷的襲 擊使他們不得不將藝術擱置一旁,並於一年前急 速離開烏克蘭。於是,兩位藝術家只帶了必需品 離開國家,將工作室、作品和媒材拋諸腦後,翻 開人生的另一章節,嘗試理解其流散經歷,並調 整他們以往的藝術實踐和創作過程。對於他們的 經歷,位於匈牙利布達佩斯的Q Contemporary 藝術總監兼Double Q畫廊的雙人展覽策展人 Eszter Csillag感概地說道:「Artem和Maria的 作品展現了他們探索未知世界的決心。雖然面對 著顛覆生活日常的挑戰,以及國家正經歷艱難時 刻,但他們繼續創作嶄新的作品系列,啟發大眾 的同理心。」

У Гонконгу покажуть роботи української художниці Марії Куліковської, відомої своїми перформансами та скульптурами-зліпками з власного тіла. В новій галереї сучасного мистецтва Double Q Contemporary відкривають виставку Resilience: voices of Ukraine (Стійкість: голоси України).

Frau Kulikovska, von Donnerstag bis Sonntag hüllen Sie sich für mehrere Stunden täglich in eine ukrainische Flagge und legen sich auf die Stufen vor der Bremischen Bürgerschaft. Sie haben die Performance "254" bereits 2014 in Sankt Petersburg vor der Eremitage und vergangenes Jahr in Berlin gemacht. Warum nun in Bremen?

“Sun, Sun, Illuminate the Shadows!” — With these words from a poem by Ukrainian poet Lina Kostenko, an exhibition of Ukrainian female artists was named, which was opened by the Shcherbenko Art Centre in collaboration with the JetSetter portal on March 8, 2023, in Lisbon. Love for their homeland and a deep sense of longing for it becomes a common thread that originates from the lines of the poem and runs through all the works of the project.

“Sun, Sun, Illuminate the Shadows!” — With these words from a poem by Ukrainian poet Lina Kostenko, an exhibition of Ukrainian female artists was named, which was opened by the Shcherbenko Art Centre in collaboration with the JetSetter portal on March 8, 2023, in Lisbon. Love for their homeland and a deep sense of longing for it becomes a common thread that originates from the lines of the poem and runs through all the works of the project.

В Україні вчетверте вручили премію Women in Arts, яка відзначає досягнення жінок, які працюють у сфері культури та мистецтва. Цьогоріч нагороду вручали за два попередні роки, бо у 2022 році через початок повномасштабного вторгнення церемонія не відбулась.

Ahead of the Resilience: Voices of Ukraine exhibition at Double Q Gallery, two Ukrainian artists talk about seeing the world through the prism of art and asking painful questions.

В Україні вчетверте вручили премію Women in Arts, яка відзначає досягнення жінок, які працюють у сфері культури та мистецтва. Цьогоріч нагороду вручали за два попередні роки, бо у 2022 році через початок повномасштабного вторгнення церемонія не відбулась.

Maria Kulikovska is known for her performative sculptures, often made from «non-sculptural materials»: ballistic soap, epoxy resin with the addition of blood, semen, flowers and chains. Among her most influential projects are «Army of Clones» (2010) and «Homo Bulla — Human as Soap Bubble» (2012): these sculptures were shown at the «Izolyatsia» Art Centre in Donetsk, and in 2014 they were shot by the militants of the so-called DPR.

Марія Куліковська відома перформативними скульптурами, часто створеними з «нескульптурних матеріалів»: балістичного мила, епоксидної смоли з додаванням крові, сперми, квітів і ланцюгів. Серед її найвпливовіших проєктів — «Армія Клонів» (2010) і «Homo Bulla — людина як мильна бульбашка» (2012): ці скульптури показували в артцентрі «Ізоляція» в Донецьку, і 2014 року їх розстріляли бойовики так званої ДНР.

Women in Arts is an independent award, established in 2019 by UN Women and the Ukrainian Institute as a part of the HeForShe solidarity movement for gender equality.

3 月是香港藝壇最忙碌也最熱鬧的月份。由最大規模的國際藝術盛事 Art Basel、到聚焦本地及新晉藝術家的 Art Central，以及同期舉行大大小小的展覽，你們準備好迎接忙碌的 3 月？

Module of Temporality (MOT) is a temporary cultural space in Kyiv by don’t Take Fake, created by an international team of about 100 people. This is our attempt to capture the fluidity of life and its time in art, to show the uncertainty while supporting the desire to keep living, creating, and fighting.

The College’s Art Gallery recently unveiled its newest installation entitled “TWO YEARS GONE.” The group exhibition, curated by Dylan Siegel, features pieces from five contemporary Ukrainian artists who, through a variety of mediums, reflect on the psychological and physical stress of the ongoing war in Ukraine as it reaches its two-year mark.

Rundgang durch die aktuelle Ausstellung „Die Tafel 2“ mit Gisela Bullacher und Reinhold Engberding in Anwesenheit der ukrainischen Künstlerin Maria Kulikovska / Tour through the current exhibition „Die Tafel 2“ with Gisela Bullacher and Reinhold Engberding in the presence of the ukrainian artist Maria Kulikovska

In der Freien Akademie der Künste in Hamburg erlaubt die ukrainische Künstlerin Maria Kulikovska tiefe Einblicke in ihre eigenen Flucht-Erfahrungen: „Table 2“ heißt die hochemotionale Installation

„Man deckt eine Tafel, wenn Gäste erwartet werden. … Die Porzellan-Edition basiert auf der Serie von Aquarellen, die die Künstlerin seit 2016 fortführt. Sie sind zum Teil auf Formularen von Behörden ausgeführt und waren ursprünglich sinnlich-politisch konnotiert. Gender, Sexualität und deren Rolle und Akzeptanz in Osteuropa sind seit langem Marias Themen, die auch in ihren Performances, Videos und Skulpturen kommuniziert werden. Seit dem Kriegsbeginn in der Ukraine erhielten die Arbeiten einen schmerzhaften Kontext. Die Rottöne dieser Körper glühen nicht nur, sie bluten auch. Nach den Verbrechen von Butscha und Irpin, Bila Tserkva und Tschernihiw wirkt dieses Fleisch kaum erotisch, sondern extrem verletzlich und verwundet, wörtlich wie auf dem Tablett serviert und schutzlos den fremden Blicken ausgeliefert. Die Teller und Tassen erscheinen durch die Körpermotive mehr als voll, und doch sind sie leer.“ (Olena Balun)

Im Dezember letzten Jahres bin ich in der Berliner Akademie der Künste gewesen, auf einem Treffen der European Alliance of Academies zum Thema „The Freedom of Art in times of war and crisis“. Dort hat uns die aus der Ukraine stammende Kuratorin Olena Balun auf diese junge, aus der Ukraine stammende Künstlerin aufmerksam gemacht. Balun zeigte Photos der Arbeit „Table“ aus dem Jahr 2016, die dieser hier ähnlich ist.

In der modernen ukrainischen Kunst nimmt die Arbeit von Künstlerinnen einen herausragenden, wenn nicht sogar führenden Platz ein. Acht Künstlerinnen in Karlsruhe zusammen zu bringen, ist der Stadt Karlsruhe, dem Innovationsfonds Baden-Württemberg und der SV SparkassenVersicherung zu verdanken, die die Ausstellung „In diesem Augenblick meines Lebens“ ermöglichen.

As an extension of the same ballistic soap project, Ms. Kulikovska has created hand and foot sculptures made of similarly fortified material. These self-portrait fragments incorporate visible bullets, further emphasizing the motif of violence established in the aforementioned Overdone photograph by Ms. Lisova, in which invasive metal objects wreak similarly senseless destruction on organic matter.

WhiteBox in collaboration with 2B&2C and Project 59, Inc. presents a New York première exhibition: PEREMOGA /victory/ukr., opening December 7, 2022 from 6PM to 8PM. On the cusp of a new year, this show focuses on the main forces of the Ukranian victory. Courage, Love for the Land, Friendship, Collaboration, Support, Strength, Freedom, and Democracy are evoked through the artists’ wartime transformations, which call over and over for the reassurance of values at the foundation of humanity. This show examines life-affirming themes and honors the Ukrainian/American collaboration, a mutual effort in the fight against Russia’s aggressive invasion of Ukraine.

Со 2 ноября до 5 января в PinchukArtCentre проходит выставка 20 номинантов Премии PinchukArtPrize 2013. В шорт-лист вошли: Анатолий Белов, Евгения Белорусец, Владимир Воротнев, Даниил Галкин, Олег Грищенко, Анна Звягинцева, Добрыня Иванов, Жанна Кадырова, Алина Копица, Мария Куликовская, Александр Курмаз, Роман Минин, Лада Наконечная, Николай Ридный, Иван Светличный, Андрей Хир, Олеся Хоменко и группы: Мельничук-Бурлака, Открытая Группа и Synchrodogs.

Im Rahmen ihrer Ausstellung „My Body is a Battlefield“ – zeigt Maria Kulikovska die Performance „Lustration / Ablution No.5“.

Die Ausstellung ukrainischer Künstler*innen widmet sich dem unersättlichen Willen nach Leben, sei es auch unter schlechten Bedingungen. Der Titel der Ausstellung spielt mit der Dichotomie antagonistischer Begriffe wie Krieg und Frieden, Leben und Tod und referenziert die von Erich Fromm geprägte Biophilie als leidenschaftliche Liebe zum Leben und allem Lebendigen.

At Gmundner Keramik she is making plates painted in watercolor that tell of war and flight, while also continuing her work with body impressions to produce a glazed ceramic “body table.”

Exhibitions and events as well as working stays and residencies for artists at Gmundner Keramik promote the transfer of artistic and technical know-how. The Academy of Ceramics Gmunden (AoCG) is characterised by the exchange between employees, visitors and artists.

The exhibition “Ukraine. Under a Different Sky” opened in the Centre for Contemporary Art in the Polish capital Warsaw. The works created by Ukrainian artists in response to Russian aggression are on display.

The exhibition entitled Ukraine. Under a Different Sky will present works by Ukrainian artists created in response to Russian aggression.

The current war turned out to be a moment of artistic liberation – ever since 24 February 2022, artists using different media are facing the necessity to give a testimony of the tragic events. Works presented at the exhibition document the brutality of Russian invaders and appeal to global conscience.

Ukraina. Pod innym niebem. Pod niebem, które stało się źródłem śmiertelnego zagrożenia. Nazwa wystawy inspirowana jest filmem Niebo. Inwazja Daniila Revkovskiego i Andrija Raczynskiego – spektaklem nieba przeciętego rakietami, który nabiera majestatycznego, a jednocześnie straszliwego piękna. Rosja urządza Ukrainie rakietową apokalipsę, przyznając się w ten sposób do bezsilności. Prowadzi wojnę, łamiąc zasady wojskowe – po fiasku „blitzkriegu” dopuszcza się ludobójstwa, mordując tych, którzy kochają wolność i którzy dobrze wiedzą, co znaczy nienawiść. W rzeczywistości trwa to wieki, ale do momentu inwazji na pełną skalę nie zdawaliśmy sobie sprawy z siły nienawiści, którą Rosja gromadziła przez tak długi czas. Teraz jej wojska ot- warcie próbują wymazać Ukrainę z powierzchni ziemi – bombardują, niszczą, torturują, gwałcą.

Ukrainska Maria Kulikovska låter klockor ringa när flyglarmet går i hennes hemland. Kontrasten kunde inte vara större till Tori Wrånes fridfulla videovärld där pälsklädda varelser simmar i världshaven.

Maria Kulikovska "President of Crimea, Since 19th of March, 2014". Dokumentation performance Accelerator 2022.

Maria Kulikovska "President of Crimea, Since 19th of March, 2014". Dokumentation performance Accelerator 2022.

The exhibition is organized by "Goethe-Zentrum Baku" with the co-funding of the EU Delegation, with the support of "Kapellhaus" and coordination of "Platform Art".

An exhibition entitled “Fog of War” was opened at the Baku Goethe Center, APA reports.

В Бакинском центре Гёте состоялось открытие выставки «Туман войны».

The project brings together artists from the region of Eastern Europe and Central Asia as well as from Germany in an exhibition that allows very subjective approaches to the tragedy of war. It is less about documentary reports than about insights into the human condition itself, i.e. about the “treasure of souls that was extorted from so many” as Andreas Gryphius laments in his sonnet Tears of the Fatherland in the middle of the Thirty Years’ War.

Two iron bells have been cast from the artist’s body. Inside the hollow shape are metal-shaped batons that can be used to chime the bells. The bells in the exhibition will chime when there is an air raid in Ukraine – as a reminder that the war is still going on. During the first days of the exhibition the artist will perform the chiming in the space; after which the task will be passed on to Accelerator’s exhibition hosts. The hope is that the bells will chime as little as possible and that they will become silent sooner rather than later.