Artsvit Gallery, in collaboration with Galeria Labirynt (Lublin, Poland), announces an open call
17/04/2023

Artsvit Gallery, in collaboration with Galeria Labirynt (Lublin, Poland), announces an open call

Artsvit Gallery, in collaboration with Galeria Labirynt (Lublin, Poland), is announcing an open call for Ukrainian artists, curators, and researchers. The deadline is 17 June 2023.

If you work with socially critical art, reflect on current processes in society, and use various media and approaches in your work, we invite you to tell us about yourself by applying to participate in the Lublin Station residency at the Galeria Labirynt in 2023–2024. The duration of the residency is 1–2 months.

To apply for the competition, you must fill out an online form in Ukrainian or English and attach your portfolio – https://bit.ly/40famOs

There are no age restrictions.

If you are an artist, you can pursue your own practice during the residency and, at the end, prepare a presentation, screening, exhibition or other event of your choice (if you wish), but an artist talk is mandatory.

If you are a curator, we suggest that you conduct your own research, prepare a public programme or develop an exhibition concept.

During the residency, you will receive funds for production, accommodation, a scholarship (at least PLN 2,000) and travel expenses.

We have been cooperating with the Galeria Labirynt for many years and have a trusting partnership and mutual support. Labirynt is one of the European institutions that systematically supports and cooperates with the Ukrainian art community. That is why we recommend participating in the open competition.

Artsvit Gallery, in collaboration with Galeria Labirynt (Lublin, Poland), announces an open call

Other News

29 вересня 2026
Expanded Edition of Ukrainian Female Artists' Names on Secondary Archive

The new edition (IV) of Secondary Archive Ukraine focuses on the theme of return:

— the return of artists who have become military service members to the art field through bringing visibility to their practice and personal histories;

— the return of artists who were born or professionally realized abroad but maintain strong ties to Ukraine - not only through their identity, but also through the themes they address (migration, trauma, periphery, etc.). In this case, the return is understood as discursive and intellectual re-engagement with the Ukrainian art context;

— drawing attention to artists who have remained on the margins of visibility and outside dominant or visible communities. 

...
16 вересня 2026
Artsvit for Kids Autumn Programme: Legends About the City

On September 26, Artsvit for Kids launches its autumn art programme «Legends about the City», led by Alina Shtefan. The programme invites children to explore the mysteries and legends of the city and discover its places of inspiration.

Meetings will take place every Saturday for 10 weeks: at 11:00 AM for children aged 6–9, and at 1:00 PM for children aged 10–13.

We will discover what secrets the Great River has hidden beneath the water, build cardboard bridges, write a short diary of a future traveller, create our own tram line with unusual stops, invent their names, and draw a map of the starry Dnipro. There will also be many other discoveries, adventures, encounters, and creative experiments along the way!

...