19/01/2024

We invite you to an online presentation of the catalogue of artist Lada Nakonechna's ‘Disciplined Vision’

On 25 January, there will be an online presentation of artist Lada Nakonechna's catalogue Disciplined Vision with the participation of the artist herself, authors Kateryna Badyanova, Oksana Barshynova, and Iryna Polikarchuk, director of the Artsvit Gallery.

The broadcast will take place on the Artsvit gallery's Facebook page, starting at 6:30 p.m. The presentation will last 1 hour. You can leave your questions and comments under the video conference, so join us at the link.

The publication is based on two exhibitions by Lada Nakonechna, Disciplined Vision and Disciplined Vision. School, which took place in 2021 at the National Art Museum of Ukraine (Kyiv) and the Artsvit Gallery (Dnipro).

In the first project, Lada Nakonechna focused on the late 1930s and, drawing on archival materials and works from the NAMU collection, explored the ability of art to shape a certain shared vision. The artist was interested in the landscape genre and revealing its role in ‘constructing’ perception.

In Disciplined Vision. School, the artist shifted her focus to art education. As the artist points out, the Soviet period laid the foundation for art schools as a tradition and as an educational system. Various art schools, not always consciously, continue to reproduce old guidelines and patterns that often defend the exclusive truth of any ideology.

The catalogue is accompanied by texts written by authors who offer a critical analysis of exhibitions, artistic methods, and individual works by the artist from different years.

Authors: Kateryna Badyanova, Oksana Barshynova, Yevheniia Bilorusets, Anna Lazar, Pavlo Khailo. Design and layout by Ksenia Kovtanyuk. Translators and editors: Larysa Babiy, Eva Sobolevski, Diana Khamis, Olena Sheremet, Nelia Vakhovska, Anastasia Osipenko.

The cover features Lada Nakonechna's work Almost the Same, 2012, installation (photograph on the wall). National Cultural and Art Museum Complex Mystetskyi Arsenal, Kyiv. Exhibition photograph: Kostyantyn Strilets

This publication was made possible with the support of Galerie EIGEN + ART Leipzig/Berlin and Artsvit Gallery / Dnipro.

Special thanks to Kateryna Badyanova, Yevheniya Bilorusets, Ivan Melnychuk, and Serhiy Sabakary.

 

Information about the participants of the event:

Lada Nakonechna is an artist and researcher. In addition to her personal practice, she is involved in many joint projects and communities, including the R.E.P. group, the Khudrada curatorial association, the online publication Prostory.net.ua, and is a co-founder of the Method Foundation.

Kateryna Badyanova — art historian, artist, member of the Khudrada curatorial association, and co-founder of the Method Foundation.

Oksana Barshynova is an art historian and curator. She is the deputy director general for exhibitions and displays at the National Art Museum of Ukraine (NAMU) in Kyiv.

Iryna Polikarchuk — director and programme curator of the Artsvit Gallery (Dnipro), co-founder of the Dnipro Centre for Contemporary Culture.

Source data: Nakonechna Lada. Disciplined Vision: Exhibition Catalogue. — Kyiv: Master of Books, 2022. — 176 p.

The publication of the catalogue accompanies the exhibitions: Disciplined Vision, NAMU, Kyiv (20 March – 2 April 2021), Disciplined Vision. School, Art World Gallery, Dnipro (11 June – 31 July 2021)

We invite you to an online presentation of the catalogue of artist Lada Nakonechna's ‘Disciplined Vision’

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