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Believe it or not, a new artistic turn has been just born. Or it was just nicknamed: kino-sztuka. You can also call it the cinematographic turn in visual arts.
This is the nature of democratic time
The wave of social movements that swept across Southern Europe in 2011 left a deep impression on Igor Stokfiszewski.
Exhibition: “Russland vs. Russland. Kulturkonflikte”
Can critical art influence social and political processes in Russia? How independent is art in Russia? Do artists give in to self-censorship and resignation? Or will an artistic spring follow?
Georg Schöllhammer laudatio speech at the ECF
“In a time where a growing number of European citizens voice with much nationalist and xenophobic shrillness against them, the space of public gathering reflection and artistic otherness you create is more needed than ever, and not just in Ukraine”.
The spectre of Ukraine
Visual Culture Research Center Speech at The 2015 ECF Princess Margriet Award For Culture Ceremony. By Vasyl Cherepanyn.
Visual Culture Research Center receives ECF Award for Culture
The 2015 European Cultural Foundation (ECF) Princess Margriet Award for Culture was given to the Athens Biennale (Athens, Greece) and the Visual Culture Research Center (Kiev, Ukraine).
Chișinău blatantly shows the scars of transformation
The Moldovan Thriller is taking place in Wieliczka, writes Agnieszka Wiśniewska. Translated by Konrad Zwolinski.