Together with the residency curator, Waldemar Tatarczuk, we propose to explore performance as an intermedial method of artistic practice — one that allows for experimental approaches to creative processes where action, time, presence, and lived experience become the material.

We welcome applications from performers, theatre practitioners, and people open to collective experimentation with backgrounds in visual arts, contemporary music, DJing, generative media, writing, drag, and other artistic disciplines.

"Hey, My Name is Land Art" is dedicated to exploring the relationship between art and the environment.
It is designed for artists who seek to expand their creative toolkit, work beyond institutional spaces, and explore the possibilities of artistic expression through engagement with natural and urban environments.

Throughout the residency, participants will explore the history and theory of land art, environmental art, site-specific practices, and other approaches that engage with place, landscape, and context.

An exhibition about space — mythical, uncanny, and real. About its indivisibility and its many forms of manifestation. About movement and conscious action that change the way we perceive it. About healing trauma within the chaos and constant horror of contemporary life.

The project is the result of a collaboration between two artists from Dnipro. It began with the paintings and poetry of Volodymyr Gabuda, for which Oleksandr Suprun created a sound installation.

The gallery’s collection brings together established artists from different generations alongside compelling yet lesser-studied local authors. Its key areas of focus include print graphics, industrial and urban themes, Soviet informal and young contemporary art. Altogether it offers a unique perspective, discovering names and movements that have remained overlooked.

The collection contains many works that form part of Ukraine’s cultural heritage, and it is important to us to make them visible and accessible.

Series of 8 Saturday workshops for children aged 6–10, exploring food, imagination, art, favorite stories from books, anime, manga, and comics. Together, we will “cook up ideas” through drawing, creating objects, collages, masks, decorations and shared imaginary worlds.