"Integration Lab" presented in Wrocław
30/05/2024

"Integration Lab" presented in Wrocław

From May 13 to 17, Iryna Polikarchuk from the Artsvit Gallery and Yulia Kryvych from Solidarny Dom Kultury "Słonecznik" participated in a networking workshop in Wrocław, organized by Insha Osvita and zusa as part of the "Culture Helps" program.

Iryna and Yulia presented our joint project Integration Lab – a residency for female artists in Dnipro and Warsaw. The meeting was aimed at sharing experiences, making new acquaintances and potential collaborations.

Meanwhile, our residency continues, and soon the participants from Dnipro will join the Warsaw group to work live and present the results of their work at a public event within the framework of Maria Prymachenko’s exhibition “Tiger in the Garden. The Art of Maria Prymachenko” at the Muzeum Sztuki Nowoczesnej w Warszawie / Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw.

Photo: Anna Pazdej

“Culture Helps” is a project co-financed by the European Union within the framework of a special call for proposals to support Ukrainian displaced persons and the Ukrainian cultural and creative sectors. The project is implemented by Insha Osvita (UA) and zusa (DE).

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