We invite you to share a project that has made a big impression on you — come to the gallery this Saturday for a new conversation!
17/05/2023

We invite you to share a project that has made a big impression on you — come to the gallery this Saturday for a new conversation!

We assume that each of you has something that made a strong impression on you: an exhibition or installation, a project, a performance, a lecture, or perhaps an intensive course or even an entire residency. You don't necessarily have to like that ‘something’; perhaps, on the contrary, what you saw greatly upset you — that is, it provoked a strong reaction. We suggest talking about this this Saturday. The plan for the discussion is as follows:

♦ think about the projects you have seen, visited or participated in — preferably several that evoked different (perhaps opposite) emotions;

♦ tell us about them — it is advisable to prepare visuals (photos, videos, perhaps links to publications about the projects you mention), if available, so that everyone can see them too.

♦ let's discuss these projects together and figure out what exactly made them so memorable.

WHEN: Saturday, 20 May, 15:00

WHERE: Artsvit Gallery, 21a Krutohirnyy Uzviz

Admission is free, but registration is required to participate.

The curator and author of the programme is our project manager Oleksandra Shovkun.
Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos

We invite you to share a project that has made a big impression on you — come to the gallery this Saturday for a new conversation!

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