VISUAL HISTORY OF BELARUS


— an independent archive that merges artistic and research activities based on photography created before 1980 on the territory of modern Belarus. Our mission is to preserve and understand the visual history of everyday life 


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Heritagization


Curators: Alina Dzeravianka, Ingrid Falk, Linda Tedsdotter, Chiara Valli, Elina Vidarsson

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Duration of the exhibition: 15.03 - 17.03.2019
Gallery 54 (Gothenburg, Sweden) STATUS project



Heritage making – the creation and recreation of cultural and historical meaning and identity – is done by different actors and at different levels, from institutions, museums, their visitors, to common people. In the collective project Heritagization, the group focuses on different forms of heritagization that emerge parallel with – or in conflict with – official and authorized forms of heritage making. In particular, the group is interested in highlighting, enacting and performing alternative processes of heritage-making in individual and collective ways, through art practice and activism in urban public spaces.

The project is composed of different parts that communicate with each other to explore how art and activism can make heritage in Belarus and Sweden. The work of the group is based on academic research, artistic-based research and performative methodologies.



Project STATUS

– artists' role in changing society is an ongoing collaboration with artists and cultural actors from Belarus and presented in Sweden by Konstepidemin. "Through collaborative research/meetings/seminars/workshops/artistic events to encourage activities for a continuing change in order to broaden the perception of our immanent and global environment, to increase the awareness of the artists of their own active role in changing society".



 








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