«Colored Lenses: Life among Others» is an exhibition project, aimed at understanding ideas and practices of multiculturalism in Ukraine.
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Exhibition realized as part of the “Cultural Mosaics of the City” project.
The Contemporary Ukraine Studies Program (CUSP) of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS), University of Alberta, in partnership with the Karazin Kharkiv National University and YermilovCenter have united efforts to revisit the idea of multiculturalism in Ukrainian urban spaces, while consider multiple meanings of multiculturalism (a signifier of demographic diversity, a political philosophy of equality, a set of policies, or a public discourse). The project has two components – a scholarly investigation (conference and publication) and an artistic one (online and offline contemporary art exhibition, artist talks, etc.)
Project Team:
Natalia Ivanova, Director, YermilovCenter Natalia Khanenko-Friesen, Director, CIUS
Oleksandr Pankieiev, Research Coordinator, CIUS
Olga Plakhotnik, Bayduza Post-Doctoral Fellow, CIUS
Serhii Posokhov, Professor, Karazin Kharkiv National University
Vita Yakovlyeva, Researcher, CIUS
Volodymyr Kravchenko, Director, CUSP
Yevhen Rachkov, Associate Professor, Karazin Kharkiv National University
Exhibition Team:
Curators: Oleksandra Kutenko, Svitlana Koshelieva
Coordinator: Natalia Ivanova
Artists: Art group “Hangnail” (Sviatoslav Plekhanov, Vitaliia Shchelkanova), Masha Vyshedska, Kamila Davliatshyna, Andrii Dostliev, Olha Yeriemieieva, Olga Krykun, Eliza Mamardashvili, Margo Sarkisova, Kateryna Siryk, Olia Fedorova, Anton Shebetko, Maryna Shtanko, Veronika Shuster, Sergiy Yakimenko
Designers: Viktoriia-Dyko Shymana
Copy-editing: Mary Varlygina
Translation: Anna Migunova
Proofreader of translation: Ksenia Maryniak
Web-site by Laika Agency
Exhibition realized as part of the “Cultural Mosaics of the City” project.
The Contemporary Ukraine Studies Program (CUSP) of the Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies (CIUS), University of Alberta, in partnership with the Karazin Kharkiv National University and YermilovCenter have united efforts to revisit the idea of multiculturalism in Ukrainian urban spaces, while consider multiple meanings of multiculturalism (a signifier of demographic diversity, a political philosophy of equality, a set of policies, or a public discourse). The project has two components – a scholarly investigation (conference and publication) and an artistic one (online and offline contemporary art exhibition, artist talks, etc.)
Project Team:
Natalia Ivanova, Director, YermilovCenter Natalia Khanenko-Friesen, Director, CIUS
Oleksandr Pankieiev, Research Coordinator, CIUS
Olga Plakhotnik, Bayduza Post-Doctoral Fellow, CIUS
Serhii Posokhov, Professor, Karazin Kharkiv National University
Vita Yakovlyeva, Researcher, CIUS
Volodymyr Kravchenko, Director, CUSP
Yevhen Rachkov, Associate Professor, Karazin Kharkiv National University
Exhibition Team:
Curators: Oleksandra Kutenko,
Svitlana Koshelieva
Coordinator:
Natalia Ivanova
Artists: Art group “Hangnail” (Sviatoslav Plekhanov, Vitaliia Shchelkanova), Masha Vyshedska, Kamila Davliatshyna, Andrii Dostliev, Olha Yeriemieieva, Olga Krykun, Eliza Mamardashvili, Margo Sarkisova, Kateryna Siryk, Olia Fedorova, Anton Shebetko, Maryna Shtanko, Veronika Shuster, Sergiy Yakimenko
Designers:
Viktoriia-Dyko Shymana
Copy-editing:
Mary Varlygina
Translation:
Anna Migunova
Proofreader of translation:
Ksenia Maryniak
Web-site by Laika Agency
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