W19.1
2011
Materials: Video
Copies: 1
Size: 5'
Status: Destroid
Copies: 1
Size: 5'
Status: Destroid
Exhibitions:
Zbor in Progress, Ў Gallery, Minsk, Belarus
ZBOR. Belarusian Art Movement, Izolyatsia, Kyiv, Ukraine
SALÒ #29: Bentega Independent Kiev Scene, SALÒ club, Paris, France
Moving the (b)order, studio of sculptor Aytsemik Urartu, Yerevan, Armenia
ZBOR. Constructing an Archive, Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok, Poland
Protest. Culture. Policy. 2014, Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, Germany
Manifest in the Presence of the Viewer, Azgur Museum, Minsk, Belarus
Hole Mole #2, Warsztaty Kultury, Lublin, Poland
inSpiracje, Szczecin, Poland
The Radius оf Zero. The Ontology оf Art-Zero, Horizon plant, Minsk, Belarus
Banners and Diaries, parallel program of the festival Artisterium’5, Literary Museum, Tbilisi, Georgia
Hole Mole, Aula Gallery, Poznan, Poland
Im Osten Viel Neues (J // K // M // W), Gallery of the Polish Institute, Dusseldorf, Germany
Zbor in Progress, Ў Gallery, Minsk, Belarus
ZBOR. Belarusian Art Movement, Izolyatsia, Kyiv, Ukraine
SALÒ #29: Bentega Independent Kiev Scene, SALÒ club, Paris, France
Moving the (b)order, studio of sculptor Aytsemik Urartu, Yerevan, Armenia
ZBOR. Constructing an Archive, Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok, Poland
Protest. Culture. Policy. 2014, Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, Germany
Manifest in the Presence of the Viewer, Azgur Museum, Minsk, Belarus
Hole Mole #2, Warsztaty Kultury, Lublin, Poland
inSpiracje, Szczecin, Poland
The Radius оf Zero. The Ontology оf Art-Zero, Horizon plant, Minsk, Belarus
Banners and Diaries, parallel program of the festival Artisterium’5, Literary Museum, Tbilisi, Georgia
Hole Mole, Aula Gallery, Poznan, Poland
The Journey to the East, Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok, Poland / curator: Monika Szewczyk
The Journey to the East, Polish Institute, Kiev, Ukraine / curator: Monika Szewczyk
The Journey to the East, Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCAK), Krakow, Poland
Young Belarusian Art, the main program of the Festival of Private Collections, flat Mr. Simon Mraz, Moscow, Russia
Im Osten Viel Neues (J // K // M // W), Gallery of the Polish Institute, Dusseldorf, Germany