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Lesia Pcholka and Uladzimir Hramovich: In bureaucratic terms, we are nobody to each other
Lesia Pcholka and Uladzimir Hramovich: In bureaucratic terms, we are nobody to each other Lena Prents and Jakob Racek conducted this interview in the run-up to the exhibition Fernbeziehungen (Long-distance Relationships) at KVOST. During the exhibition, Lesia (LES) and Uladzimir (ULA) are going to celebrate ///
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Larisa Crunţeanu
An interview by the curator Sandra Teitge with the artist Larisa Crunţeanu. You recently had a show at alpha nova & galerie futura in Berlin entitled to slip, to slide, to glitch – a sort of duett with artist Sonja Hornung, curated by Katharina ///
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RAPESEED
An interview by art historian and curator Monika Branicka with the artist Magdalena Ciemierkiewicz You’re having your first solo exhibition in Germany at KVOST in Berlin (Kunstverein OST) on the occasion of receiving the Claus Michaletz Preis scholarship and award. What’s the exhibition about? ///
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The Need for Creating a Glossary
Yulia Ellyas and Anastasiia Omelianiuk from the Ukrainian Decolonial Glossary in conversation with Sandra Teitge - The Ukrainian Decolonial Glossary is a compilation of concepts from de- and post-colonial theories, featuring examples specific to the Ukrainian context. The first edition of this glossary will ///
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KRЁLEX ZENTRE DOES NOT EXIST!: Two parallel monologues between Krëlex zentre and Ulrike Gerhardt
Krёlex zentre is a paranormal institution (parastitution) first made appearance in 2012 between Almaty and Bishkek. A nomadic art project in the genre of fake institutions, it builds on cultural traditions of inter-mixed earthly diasporas, their inclusive aesthetics and queer cosmo-politics. Working under the ///
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Hybrid Beings: Interview with Albena Baeva
Albena Baeva works at the intersection of art, technology and social science. In her interactive installations for urban spaces and galleries she uses machine learning and artificial intelligence, physical computing, creative coding and DIY practices.
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Dealing with Difficult Pasts: Interview with Margaret Tali
Margaret Tali is a researcher, writer, editor and curator. Originally from Estonia, she is now living between Tallinn and Rotterdam. Her is related to contemporary and modern art, memory and trauma, practices of curating and narrating cultural difference.