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Curators Marina Fomenko, Malgorzata Sobolewska
The co-curator of the Polish part of the program is Malgorzata Sobolewska (Centre of Contemporary Art WRO, Poland).
"Qui Vive?"II Moscow International Biennale for Young Art
Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 2010
Artists: Dominik Boberski, Przemek Wegrzyn, Alexei Goga, Lukasz Gronowski, Yevgeniya Dolinina, Jan Dybala, Galina Yemelina, Sergey Yerkov, Larissa Mellor, Anna Orlikowska, Michal Piotrowski, Mateusz Sadowski, Paul Simmons, Dmitry Strakovsky, Angelika Fojtuch, Filip Chrobak, Jan Szewczyk, Natalia Shishova, I am (Svetlana Zaitseva).
The boundary is a place where one thing ends and another begins. Ordinary boundaries have vulnerable spots and poorly defended sections in which frontier regions interpenetrate and the transition from one state to another is possible. Artists find these points of transition into another space and time, regions of different meaning, and virtual realities. They study transitions from one culture to another, from reality to imagination, and from the familiar to the unknown. They also study crossings in different dimensions and coordinates. The project presents works of Russian, Polish and US artists.
"Qui Vive?"II Moscow International Biennale for Young Art
Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 2010
Artists: Dominik Boberski, Przemek Wegrzyn, Alexei Goga, Lukasz Gronowski, Yevgeniya Dolinina, Jan Dybala, Galina Yemelina, Sergey Yerkov, Larissa Mellor, Anna Orlikowska, Michal Piotrowski, Mateusz Sadowski, Paul Simmons, Dmitry Strakovsky, Angelika Fojtuch, Filip Chrobak, Jan Szewczyk, Natalia Shishova, I am (Svetlana Zaitseva).
The boundary is a place where one thing ends and another begins. Ordinary boundaries have vulnerable spots and poorly defended sections in which frontier regions interpenetrate and the transition from one state to another is possible. Artists find these points of transition into another space and time, regions of different meaning, and virtual realities. They study transitions from one culture to another, from reality to imagination, and from the familiar to the unknown. They also study crossings in different dimensions and coordinates. The project presents works of Russian, Polish and US artists.
