"The Darkest Night in
the Garden" by Margo Sarkisova. Photo: Margo Sarkisova.
Exhibition Tour
in Ukrainian/Russian
with Nastia Khlestova Friday, July 8, 2022, 5 pm
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* * * * * * * * * * * * * Nastia Khlestova is
a contemporary art curator. She received her Master of Art History in
the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Art. The focus of her work is
on the ways in which artist-run spaces in Ukraine and abroad function,
the history of local art institutions, as well as emerging artists and
their personal stories. Khlestova is curator and founder of the artist-run
space 127 garage in Kharkiv, whose main goal is to create a community
for interaction and supporting young artists.
The exhibition series "Beings & Creatures"
continues with the second part. This chapter is dedicated to the kinship
connections between life forms, human and otherwise, in the present and
the past, sometimes long ago. The exhibited works by eleven artists and
collectives deal with the cooperations and symbioses of organisms.
The network KULTUR INKLUSIV was founded
by the Akademie Graz, the InTaKTFestival and the Kunstuniversität
Graz within the framework of the Graz Year of Culture 2020 and has since
been further developed together with other cultural and social institutions
as well as with people with disabilities. KULTUR INKLUSIV is hosted by
the Graz Museum this year.
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* * * * * * * * * * * * * This event takes place
within Week of Inclusion by Kultur Inklusiv
and In the frame of the current
exhibition: Beings & Creatures
Chapter 2: In the Midst of New and Old Kinship
with artworks by: Imayna
Caceres • András Cséfalvay • Jakup Ferri •
Grossi Maglioni • Gideon Horváth • Mirna Kutleša
• MODERN PEOPLE - Elke Auer,
Daniel Hafner, Katharina Schmied • Lisa Reiter •
Margo Sarkisova • Sophia Süßmilch • Belinda Winkler
Exhibition: 25.6.–30.7. & 29.8.-15.10.2022
Opening hours: MO – FR 10:00 – 18:00, SA 12:00 – 16:00
Wednesday till 22:00
Closed on Sundays and public holidays
Dialogic tours through the exhibition for school classes and other groups
by prior appointment:
rotor@mur.at, 0316/ 688306