In Western media, Ukraine is usually represented as a country with high rates of homophobia. There is some truth in this. Yes, there are violations in the field of human rights in Ukraine, yes, homophobic sentiments are higher than in countries with developed economies and, yes, crimes motivated by homophobia occur quite often here. Victims do not always go to the police, assuming that they will not receive any help.
2019
“Living Diary” Tess Martens
Performance and Exhibition
Living Diary – Tess Martens Artist in Residence
What is a gallery?
What is an artist studio?
What are gallery visits?
What are studio visits?
Dark in Light
From the time I was little, I have felt an affinity with the vastness surrounding me: my mother’s presence, the immensity of the water and sand at the beach, mountain ranges, the day and the night. These earliest enduring impressions came to me recently while I was squeezing clay in my hand.
Urban Sprawl: Emptiness
Photographs by Emmanuel Monzon
“On Squares”
Robert Kananaj Gallery brings informed excitement to its journey, by inviting Kee Ip to present his artwork derived directly from an unconventional discipline. Viewing mathematics as ready-made art, functional as sober thought experiments, connected with purity, minimalism, harmony, complexity, order, disorder, this project provides a stage for interventions.
2018 Group Exhibition
Daniel Segrove, Kim Seongjin, Filipe Alonso, Will Woods, Gon Bregu, Jack Bush and more
“Trojan Horse” RKG
Once upon a time, the horse held an important place in society; in addition to entertaining, it symbolized power and work.