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Almaty/KZ, Graz/AT, Kharkiv/UA, Tbilisi/GE, Warsaw/PL
Cultural Landscapes in Flux: The Artistic Responses to War and Colonialism, online discussion
Warsaw
Centrum Społeczności Romskiej
The Subtle Influence of Culture: Mechanisms of Border Control. Presentation and discussion
Centrum Społeczności Romskiej, Puławska 39/85, Warsaw
Poznan
Pradmova festival
"Archive of contemporary art as a tool for cultural activism" public discussion in frames of Pradmova festival
Al. Niepodległości 4, 61-874 Poznań hall В
Berlin/DE
ABA
From War to War: Illustration and Militarization of Visual Space in Belarus public lecture by Uladzimir Hramovich / BY
UQBAR project space, Schwedenstraße 16, 13357 Wedding, Berlin
Karlsruhe
SENSE OF SAFETY @ ZKM. A Bridge of Solidarity with the YermilovCentre in Kharkiv
ZKM, Lorenzstraße 19, 76135 Karlsruhe, Museum balcony
Amsterdam, Kharkiv
De Balie
DocTalk 'Dear Beautiful Beloved' by Juri Rechinsky
Kleine-Gartmanplantsoen 10, 1017 RR Amsterdam, YermilovCentre, Svobody Square, 4, Kharkiv
Białystok
Gallery Arsenal
Are you here with us? #3
Gallery Arsenal, ul. Adama Mickiewicza 2, Białystok
Poznan / Kharkiv
Domie / YermilovCentre
Echoes of Shelters | Hybrid Performative Walk with Kharkiv
Poznań: CK Zamek, Święty Marcin 80-82 / Kharkiv: YermilovCentre, Svobody Square, 4
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Białystok
Gallery Arsenal
Are you here with us? #2
Gallery Arsenal, ul. Adama Mickiewicza 2, Białystok
Warsaw
Fundacja W Stronę Dialogu
Romani AFU soldiers rescue Ukrainian children kidnapped by Russians: Exhibition opening and public program
Fundacja W Stronę Dialogu and Centrum Społeczności Romskiej, ul. Skrzetuskiego 36a, 02-665 Warszawa
Karlsruhe
ZKM
SENSE OF SAFETY @ ZKM. Opening & Concert featuring FO SHO
ZKM, Lorenzstraße 19, 76135 Karlsruhe, Museum balcony, Media theatre
Tbilisi
Bouillon Group
Let me show you something beautiful: Ethics and esthetics in "war photography" in Ukraine and Georgia
Tbilisi Photography & Multimedia Museum M. Kostava 14., Hotel "Stamba", D block, Second floor.
Berlin
Sergey Bratkov / Eleonora Frolova
How to survive: Metacosmia / YermilovCentre
Charkiw-Park, Rothenburgstraße 33, 12165 Berlin, Germany
Leipzig
Revolutionale festival / Leipzig Festival of Lights
Safety as Collective Practice, screening program in frames of Revolutionale Festival
Ringcafé Roßplatz 8, Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
Białystok
Gallery Arsenal
Are you here with us? / Czy jesteśce tu z nami?
Gallery Arsenal, ul. Adama Mickiewicza 2, Białystok
Tbilisi
Bouillon Group
"Let me show you something beautiful": Pop-up exhibition of Ukrainian photographers
on the opposite street of the Georgian parliament
Amsterdam
THE VOID
Hybrid event and streaming from the THE VOID studio in frames of Bridges of Solidarity
Stuttgart
Audiovisual performance "Rehearsal of the Victory Day Gig # 9"
Musik der Jahrhunderte, Siemensstraße 13, 70469 Stuttgart
Düsseldorf
Atelier Helmut Schweizer
Screening of the film "Civilians. Invasion" by Daniil Revkovskyi and Andrii Rachynskyi
Atelier Helmut Schweizer, Lierenfelder Straße 39, Düsseldorf
Graz, Austria
ZIEGEL. Atelier Gemeinschaft ukrainischer Künstler:innen
CURATOR'S TALK
ZIEGEL. Atelier Gemeinschaft ukrainischer Künstler:innen, Strauchergasse 6, Graz, Austria 8020
Berlin/DE
nGbk
From soil to solidarity
Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 11/13, 1st floor, 10178 Berlin
Kharkiv
YermilovCenter
Performance "Digestion"
YermilovCenter, Svobody Square, 4, Kharkiv
Ivano-Frankivsk/UA
Asortymentna kimnata
Playing with Safety: No duality, only duality
Krakow
UKRAINATV
Hybrid event and streaming from the UKRAINATV studio in frames of Bridges of Solidarity
Kharkiv
YermilovCenter
Core exhibition "Sense of safety": Curatorial excursion
YermilovCenter, Svobody Square, 4, Kharkiv
ABA/Uqbar, Berlin
The silent words are frightening
Participants
Moderator
The title of the discussion is borrowed from a poem by Ukrainian poet and active participant of the dissident movement of the 1960s Lina Kostenko who notwithstanding the experienced censorship continued to work. Today in the situation of war, the possibility to continue artistic practice becomes questionable and requires new methodologies. Many artists confess difficulties, or even impossibility to find a coherent language to describe the dehumanizing context that we live in.
The discussion is devoted to how the war influences artistic practice, how it transforms the artistic language, and how it changes communicative tools as such. Does it bring to the total numbness or vice versa the feeling that the end might be a new beginning? Are there any ways to overcome ubiquitous frustration, loss and helplessness and what are the possible artistic strategies inside and outside the contemporary?
The discussion involves artists with different backgrounds and traumatic experiences of war. Someone works with the topic of war for years, someone experiences a deafening shock from a full-scale invasion right now. Nevertheless, all of them question the limits of their own artistic language in a situation where it seems impossible to find words.
BIO
Anna Scherbyna is a Ukrainian artist, curator, and illustrator. In her work, she explores the visual traditions of Ukraine’s painting school, historical memory, political aspects of a landscape, gender performativity. She works with painting, drawing, video, and installation.
Lesia Khomenko is a Ukrainian artist and educator. Since 2004 she is a member of the R.E.P. group. In her artistic practice she researches painting as a medium, rethinks the heritage of the socialitic realism as well as personal experiences by deconstructing narrative imagery and creating critical statements.
Piotr Armianovski is a Ukrainian artist, performer and film director. In his oeuvre Armianovski explores the themes of memory, loss, social and symbolic constructs of everyday life.