on »memory plants«
Interview with the writer hanna yankuta
On »memory plants«, books that help define the place we belong, and hope able to give strength to resist
Artists and cultural managers in exile shared their experience, making inputs and talks
Artists in Talk
Talks in Exile
Vika Biran talks to Ludmila Pogodina about her work and life in Exile
WHICH LANGUAGE ARE YOU WEARING TODAY?
On Foreign and Home Languages. Artists in Talk
Volha Hapeyeva talks about her work in exile and her essay »WHICH LANGUAGE ARE YOU WEARING TODAY?«
»It Breaks My Heart When I See People Refusing to Talk to Each Other«
CARING THROUGH GESTURES–BIG AND SMALL
Belarusian photographer and visual artist Aleksandra Kononchenko on the challenges of shooting dance performances, meaningful collaborations, and cross-cultural trauma healed through dialogue
Wedding Game Talk
Viktoryia Hrabennikava talks to Saltanat Shoshanova about her project »Wedding game«
Collective inaction
Siberian counter-memory art activist on »Russian guilt«, motherland, and »despite« mode
»Forgetting the Dictator is a Form of Therapy«
BELARUSIAN MUSIC IN EXILE/WORLDWIDE
Probably the most famous DJ from Belarus–on the energy of exile, building senses through the universal language of music, and hungry youth culture worth of sounding worldwide
talks in exile
Nadya Sayapina talks to Ludmila Pogodina about her work and life in Exile
»In Belarusian culture in exile, our bullets are not symbols–but meanings!«
Probably the most famous DJ from Belarus–on the energy of exile, building senses through the universal language of music, and hungry youth culture worth of sounding worldwide
How to enter the German university (and why)
Artists in Talk
A talk about the difficulties and advantages of studying at a German university
Planting a Garden of Inclusive and Hybrid Culture
Sam Chak Lui Chan, a star of Cantonese opera, speaks about the reasons of her emigration and new life in Britain with both the story behind her exile from Hong Kong and new challenges she is facing abroad resonating with the stories of artists in exi …
Interview about »A Place« performance
It is in silence where the most evil things are done
Belarusian civic journalist and photographer Yauhenia Dougaya talks about women political prisoners enduring inhumane conditions during their incarceration
»We are Alive and Fragile«
ART AS RESISTANCE, WEAKNESS AS POWER
Antonina Stebur’s reflections on fragility and corporeality becoming political concepts, when approached as fundamental characteristics of human existence
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TALKS IN EXILE
Maria Komarova talks to Ludmila Pogodina about her work and life in Exile
Anything Multiplied by Zero Gets Destroyed
Two researchers in exile launch an anti-war exhibition offering a space for empathy, pain, solidarity and questions many of which remain unanswered
Talks in Exile
Dasha Brian talks to Ludmila Pogodina about her life and work in Exile
Shuma on the Choir Cures
singing that heals
Belarusian vocal therapist shares her experience of group singing in the choir of women émigrés as a way to show care, cherish the moment of togetherness and give each other support
