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Arctic Art Institute

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Arctic Art Institute
FormationAugust, 2014
Legal statusAutonomous non-commercial organization
Websitearcticartinstitute.com/

Arctic Art Institute[1][2][3][4] is a research and project bureau started by independent artists, curators and sociologists in Murmansk in August 2014. It organizes interdisciplinary art projects in public space and in the institutions, established meeting places for progressive professionals from Euro-Arctic Russia in the field of art, culture and education and their colleagues in Norway, Sweden, Finland and USA.

AAI represented Northern Russian contemporary culture scene at Garage Triennial of Contemporary Russian Art (2017), NEMOSKVA (2018-2020) and other major national art projects in Russia, as well as at Arctic Arts Summit (2019). Its experts have been involved in projects by Kunsthall Stavanger, Kunsthall 3,14, Oslo Art Academy, Bergen Art Academy, the National Gallery of Canada, VAC Foundation, Colección del Museo Ruso de San Petersburgo Málaga among others. In 2018, the Institute has created the first-ever Database of Creative Industries of North-Western Russia. The Institute keeps on working on research and projects on culture, creative industries and innovations in the Arctic.

The Concept

New ideas appear in a free and creative environment. By building up such an environment, we revive the local meanings and create a new future. The working process is based on unlearning and learning the Northern history anew, reviving the local memory, as well as liberation from the consequences of the internal colonization and the less known sides of the modernization of the North. Ecofeminist ideas, the decolonial approach, interdisciplinary, experimental work with arts and crafts, arts and science are essential for the participants.

History

2014

  • Project "The Pit", project "The Wave" (August - September)[5]
Project "The Pit". Photo - Ekaterina Golubina

Participants: Ekaterina Golubina, with the participation of Kola Art school, Roxy Contemporary Art Centre (managers - Roman Vasin, Ivan Dubovskiy), Club "Harbour"(manager - Kolya Uksus).

  • Discussion: "Art: from capitals into regions" (November)

Participants: Eldar Ganeev (Krasnodar Institute of Contemporary Art, Art group ZIP), Jet Pascua (project and gallery Small Projects, Manila/Tromsø ), Camilla Fagerli (artist-led space Kurant, Tromsø), Falk Åsa Lipka Falk (Raketa Institute, Stockholm)

Curators: Natalia Smolyanskaya, Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library (N.A. Dobrolyubov)

The part of the Forum "Contemporary Art in the European North[6]" (organized by the regional department of the Artist Union of Russia, curators are Yulia Medvedeva, Cornelius Stiefenhofer).

2015

  • Exhibition and seminar: "Who has the right to the city? The case of Cuba" (March)[7]

Participants: Raul Valdes Gonzalez (designer, Havana), Dora García (artist and professor of Oslo National Academy of the Arts), Michel Miyares (designer, Havana), Juan Andres Milanes (artist), Gisele Monson (designer, Havana), Nelson Ponce (designer, Havana), Edel Rodriguez (designer, Havana), Oddrunn Sæther (Professor and Research Director of the Urban Research Programme Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Sciences), Olga Schmedling (Associate Professor at Oslo Art Academy: Department of Arts and Crafts).

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Co-curator: Kseniya Aksyonova

Location: Kunstnernes Hus (Norwegian for "Artists' House"), Oslo, Norway

Participants: Ruby Von, Ekaterina Golubina, Kim Kyeong, Kim Min Kyeong, Kim Hye-soo, Andy King, Gabriel Kleber, Alexandra Nenko, Daria Orlova, Slava Redov, Ekaterina Sharova

Location: research - urban space, private apartments; final exhibition - concrete products plant (JBI, Murmansk)

Pøbel in Teriberka. 2015 Arctic festival “Teriberka. New life”
The work of an artist Pøbel
Photo - Nima Taheri

Artists: Liv Bangsund (Tromsø), Margrethe Kolstad Brekke (Bergen), Sunniva Wangen (Tromsø), Monika Gebhardt (Vadsø), Ekaterina Golubina (Murmansk), Tatiana Ishkaraeva (Murmansk), Alexandra Nenko (St. Petersburg), Kristin Risan (Lofoten), Nima Taheri (Oslo), Pøbel.

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Teriberka, Murmansk Oblast

  • Project "CD-Barkhan" (July - August)[16]

Curators and artists: Ekaterina Golubina and Alexandra Nenko

Volunteers: Taya Anisimova, Vladimir Belyaev, Daria Orlova

Location: Kola, Murmansk Oblast

  • Project "Nothing will grow together because nothing belongs together" (September)[17][18][19][20][21]

Participants: Ørjan Amundsen, Kirsten Astrup, Ilmira Bolotyan, Tanya Busse, Ekaterina Vasilyeva, Ekaterina Golubina, Hanna Zubkova, Alexandre Lysov, Per Martinsen, Ellen Ringstad, Dima Filippov, Anna Shaffer, Emilija Skarnulyte, Henrik Plenge Jakobsen

Curators: Camilla Fagerli, Maria Danielsen (gallery Kurant, Tromsø)

Co-curators: Ekaterina Golubina, Natalia Smolyanskaya

Location: The former military base of NATO, Olavsvern (Tromsø)

  • Project "The Patchwork Polyphony" (October)[22][23]

Participants: Margrethe Kolstad Brekke, Olga Zharenova, Tatiana Ishkaraeva, Tatiana Schmidt, Trude Enevoldsen

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova, in cooperation with Monika Gebhardt

Location: Vadsø Kunstforening, Vadsø, Norway

  • Project "Utopia500" (November)[24]

Artist: Margrethe Kolstad Brekke (Bergen, Norway)

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library (N.A. Dobrolyubov)

Part of the project: Discussion "Can the monuments be soft?"

Lecture: "Socially engaged art without society"

Speaker: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen, Norway

2016

  • Daria Orlova. Project "Shadows" (January)[25][26]

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library (N.A. Dobrolyubov)

  • Project "Arena" (April)

Participants: Sasha Pirogova, Col-lectiu LOOPA!

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: branch of the State Russian Museum, Málaga

The exhibition "Beautiful faraway". Photo - Edward Mikrukov
  • The exhibition "Beautiful faraway" (June)[27]

Participants: Ivan Arkhipov, Margrethe Kolstad Brekke

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

The "Beautiful faraway" is a project based on the results of the research into Northern public art archives. For several months the participants have been searching the archives of Soviet artist Ivan Arkhipov (1934 - 2016) who created most of the public-art in the city.

This exhibition is a dialog between his art and works by the Norwegian artist Margrethe Kolstad Brekke. His works, created in times of residency, reflect a visual archive of implications of the radical Soviet modernization.

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library

Theme: "Embodied knowledge"

Participants: Alicia Burns, Bermet Borubaeva, Margrethe Kolstad Brekke, Anastasiya Vepreva, Ivan Galuzin, Fedor Medvedev, Dmitri Novitski, Roman Osminkin, Arttu Peltoniemi, Ivan Perchugov, Glafira Severyanova, Gitte Sætre, Nikolai Terentev, Ylyana Tyupysheva, Fadlabi, Dima Filippov, Artem Khazanov, Laonikos Psimikakis-Chalkokondylis, Vladimir Chernyshov[32], Valeriya Shilyakova, Katarina Shoblum, Frans Jacobi, Lauri Jäntti

Curators: Kristina Dryagina, Ekaterina Sharova

With the participation of: gallery Kurant (Tromsø), Intercult (Stockholm), Russian Arctic National Park, The Northern Arctic Federal University, Taibola Festival (Arkhangelsk region), "Barents Bird" (Murmansk), ArtArctica (Helsinki); in cooperation with Arkhangelsk region's station of Artists Trade Union of Russia.

The opening gala. Octet of State Academic Northern Russian Folk Choir. Hallgeir Pedersen, Mikhail Zviagin, Ilya Ershov. Photo - Alexandra Ignatenko
Project "Soup and stories". Frans Jacobi, Gitte Sætre, Anna Butenko, Margrethe Kolstad Brekke. Photo - Anna Lyutoeva
Curatorial tour. Project "The Withdrawal of the Red Army". Curators - Ivan Galuzin, Glafira Severyanova, Photo - Edward Mikrukov
  • Discussion: "How to tell a worker of Housing and Public Utilities about public-art?"

Participants: Valeria Zinovieva (curator of Arkhangelsk Regional Fine Arts Museum), Alexander Menukhov, Mikhail Treshchev, Ylyana Tyupysheva, Artem Khazanov

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Fine Arts Museum

2017

  • Anne Liis Kogan. Performance "I am__Voices" (January)[33]

Location: the residency of Arkhangelsk region's station of Artists Trade Union of Russia, Arkhangelsk

  • Seminar: "White box/Sand box. A seminar on micropolitics of education." (11th-12th March)[34][35]

Participants: Eva Bakkeslett (artist, Oslo), Vilde Vengnes (performance actress, Stavanger), Ane Hjort Guttu (artist, Oslo), Rauand Ismail (art critic of Periskop magazine, Oslo), Zuleika Claudia Calderon Orvedal (performance actress, Stavanger), Gerd Elise Mørland (editor of Periskop magazine of modern art criticism for children, Oslo), Live Riis Mossefinn (performance actress, Stavanger), Geir Haraldseth (curator, Oslo)

Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: Stavanger Kunsthall

Seminar was organized as part of the exhibition "A child like a teacher: art and radical pedagogy" (curator - Jaroslav Andel (Prague-New York)).

  • Project “Open systems” (August-October)[36][37]

Participants: research - Ekaterina Sharova, Kristina Dryagina.

Lectures and discussions - Antonina Trubitsina, Ilmira Bolotyan, Sasha Obukhova

Location: Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library (N.A. Dobrolyubov)

Research for the project “Open systems” initiated by Garage Museum of Contemporary Art.

Exhibition poster of “Open systems” in Arkhangelsk
Exhibition “Open systems” in Arkhangelsk. Photo - Nastya Hvorost
Exhibition “Open systems”. Garage Museum of Contemporary Art. Research from Murmansk Oblast and Arkhangelsk Region. Photo- Ekaterina Chashina
Sasha Obukhova’s lecture. Arkhangelsk Regional Scientific Library (N.A. Dobrolyubov). Photo - Nastya Hvorost
Arctic Art Forum 2017. Exhibition "The House of Light", Photo -Ekaterina Chashina

Theme: "Slow Culture"

Participants: Michele Renee Widerøe, Dmitriy Pilikin, Albina Motor, Ilya Kuzubov, Nadezhda Ponomareva, Tor Åge Vorren, Andrey Lublinsky, Vladislav Dreko, Sergey Zhigaltsov, Bjørn Heggdal, Rakel Katrine Fredriksen, Alexander Menukhov, Magnus Vågan, Mikhail Treschev, Nick Vymorkov, Terese Simonsen, Tim Dorofeev, Daniyar Yusupov, Salla-Mari Koistinen, Simon Barman-Jenssen, Andrey Anisimov, Ilya Davydov, Irene Dominguez, Natalia Shulakova.

Curators: Ekaterina Sharova, Kristina Dryagina

Location: Arkhangelsk

Sites: The Merchant Yard, Tourist Complex Malye Karely, Museum of Wooden Architecture Malye Karely

With the support of The Nordic Council of Ministers, Arkhangelsk Chamber of Industry and Commerce (ACIC), the Norwegian consulate in Arkhangelsk, Barents Secretariat, Arkhangelsk region's station of Artists Trade Union of Russia

Forum is based on observations of the changes in socio-political and aesthetic space of the North.

2018

2019

  • Exhibition "Porato basko" (15 - 25 November)[50][51]

Participants: Uliyana Podkoritova and Ustina Yakovleva Curator: Ekaterina Sharova

Location: the A.A. Borisov Museum of Artistic Development of the Arctic

The exhibition is the result of the artistic research by Ulyana Podkorytova and Ustina Yakovleva during the Maryin House artist residency in the ancient village of Chakola, Pinezhsky District, Arkhangelsk Region.

Notes and references

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