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Ukrainian Art Curator Anna Morokhovska: “A Person Who Does Not Have Their Own Point of View Finds It Harder to Understand Another Person’s Perspective”

Kostiantyn Doroshenko/Tie2.lt The Museum of Odesa Modern Art (MoOMA) was founded in 2008 (https://msio.com.ua/en/home-en/). It is one of the oldest and most prestigious private museum institutions established in Ukraine after the country regained its independence. The museum’s collection spans the period from the first quarter...

Ukrainian poet Vitalii Bilozir: “Love is complemented by war, silence by emptiness, and tenderness by freedom”

Kostiantyn Dorošenko / Tie2.lt On June 3, a creative meeting with Ukrainian poet Vitalii Bilozir will take place at the Klaipėda Ieva Simonaitytė Public Library. He is a recipient of the President of Ukraine scholarship for young artists. At just 23 years old, he has...

KATERYNA LEVCHENKO: “WE ARE SHAPING A NEW CULTURAL REALITY OF KRYVYI RIH”

Kostiantyn Doroshenko / Tie2.lt Art historian and cultural manager Kateryna Levchenko worked at PinchukArtCentre, Mystetskyi...

Academician Borys Grynyov: “The collection becomes a testimony to the time in which Ukraine lives and fights”

Kostiantyn Doroshenko/Tie2.lt Based on data from Scopus and Google Scholar, materials physicist Borys Grynyov ranks...

Ksenia Malykh: “No pedestal is high enough, no signature stands strong”

Kostiantyn Doroshenko/Tie2.lt Ksenia Malykh was one of the faces of the most renowned private Ukrainian...

Ukrainian artist Olga Stein: ,,Any romantic, exessive ornateness seems to me like an unacceptable distance”

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt Olga Stein Kalinovska-Kravchuk is a Ukrainian artist, curator, and theatre designer; the founder...

Sergii Chaika. Standing at the threshold between creative life and military service

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt This interview with Sergii Chaika, a Ukrainian painter and multidisciplinary artist, was recorded...

Oliver Laxe: In Cinema, the Most Difficult Fight Is With Myself

Valdone Rudenkiene/Tie2.lt Oliver Laxe is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary European cinema....

“We are like two cripples, leading and supporting each other” — ,,The Ambrozia Project” on art, relationships, and war

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt The Ambrozia Project — a Ukrainian multidisciplinary art duo that has been working...

Ukrainian Artist Veronika Synenka on the Exhibition ,,AttRibuTes”, Inspired by Forced War Emigration

Karina Dvožeckytė/Tie2.lt Veronika Synenka is an interdisciplinary young-generation Ukrainian artist who relocated to Lithuania due...

Kostiantyn Doroshenko: “Descendants will give meaning to these times, they will typologize them. We can only live through them”

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt Kostiantyn Doroshenko is a Ukrainian art critic, curator, and public intellectual in the...

,,Art is not about beauty, but about truth”: interview with Ukrainian artist Polina Verbytska

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt Polina Verbytska is an artist known for her bodily language that balances between...

Ukrainian artist Veronika Synenka: art is resilient — it preserves its identity even when everything around it changes

Valdone Rudenkiene/Tie2.lt "Borderline" is a crucial element in this project. I don’t view it as...

Ukrainian Artist Vera Blansh: “We Try to Speak Loudly About the Reasons We’re Being Killed For”

Veronika Synenka/Tie2.lt This interview was recorded during Vera Blansh’s solo exhibition “Valkyrie”, held at the...

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