YermilovCentre
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| Established | 2012 |
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| Location | Kharkiv, 4 Svobody Sq.
(Karazin University main building, entrance from Klochkivsky descent) |
| Type | Art museum |
| Director | Natalia Ivanova |
| Website | yermilovcentre.org |
YermilovCentre is a center of contemporary art in Kharkiv, opened on 22 March 2012. Named after the famous Kharkiv artist, the representative of the Ukrainian avant-garde Vasiliy Yermilov. The centre is a space for curator projects and educational cultural programs. Priorities of YermilovCentre are an art dialogue with viewer and international cooperation.
Foundation and center design[edit]
The space design project was created by Kharkiv designers Igor Ostapenko, Inna Pedan, Andrii Hvorostyanov. The Center was created and opened with the support of the NGO "Association of Alumni, Teachers and Friends of the National University of Kharkiv".
History[edit]
Major expositions[edit]
2012[edit]
- “Construction. From Constructivism to Contemporary. Kharkiv. XX - XXI“, curator: Tatiana Tumasyan.
- “Gnilitsky. Darwin street», curators: Lesya Zayaz and Oksana Barshinova..[1]
- “Reflection in the unknown”, personal exhibition of Victor Sidorenko
2013[edit]
- «UNRESPECTABLE», personal exhibition of Boris Mikhailov, curator: Tatiana Tumasyan
- “Heritage and Victor Vasarely's myth” at support of the Embassy of Hungary in Ukraine.
- “Sculpture PRO Sculpture”, curator: Alexander Ridnyi.
2014[edit]
- "The wealth of the form. The wealth of thought ", exhibition of the Polish poster with the support of the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Kharkiv.
- "Our", curators: AKM-14 (Igor Abramovich, Sergey Kantsedal, Natalia Matsenko)
- "After The Victory", curator: Mykola Ridnyi
- "Endangered View", Solo Exhibition by Alexiy Say[2]
- "Slovenia / ART scanning" in cooperation with the Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia in Kharkiv and the Embassy of Slovenia in Ukraine. Curator of the project: Anna Kravchenko.
2015[edit]
- "Zero without a Sticks", curator: Tetyana Malinovskaya.
- "Terrаlogy", personal project by Oleg Drozdov
- "The Limit of Trust", curator: Anna Kravchenko.
- «Transformatka», a personal exhibition of Roman Minin[3]
- "Neorealism. Polish photography. 1950-1960s, a project supported by the Polish Institute in Kyiv and the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in Kharkiv. Curator: Rafal Lewandowski (Poland).
2016[edit]
- “Trans-humans The state of insecurity ", international project involving artists from Ukraine, Russia, the Netherlands, Belgium and Australia. Curator: Vika Begalskaya.
- Odessa Contemporary Art, curator: Oleg Dimov.
- "Sex Dialogues", international project involving artists from Ukraine, Japan, Italy, Austria, Lebanon, the USA, Slovenia. Curator: Victoria Bavykina.
2017[edit]
- "Borders / cut lines", exhibition of Polish art from the collection of the Center for Contemporary Art in Torun (Poland). Curator of the project: Krzysztof Białowicz.
- "Edenium: In the City of the Future", international Project, curators: Larisa Babiy (Ukraine / USA) and Eugene Fix (USA).
- "Seeming Identity: to have or to be", international exhibition of artistic residences, with the participation of artists from Denmark, Russia, the Czech Republic and Scotland. Curator: Olena Kasperovych.
- "Ex.plender. Remote access: Baranivka / Chernihiv ", curators: Victoria Teletien, Yuriy Shtayda.
2018[edit]
- "Les Kurbas in Kharkiv", theater and museum project, curators: Virliana Tkach, Tetyana Rudenko, Valdemart Klyuzko.
- SWAP, an exhibition on the results of an exchange residence between Ukraine and Great Britain with the support of the British Council. The curator's team at the final exhibition is Olena Kasperovych (YermylovCentre), Ilya Zabolotnyi (British Council).[4]
- "Subjects", exhibition by Hamlet Zinkovsky and Bob Basset. Curator: Victoria Bavykina.
- "On the Top!", personal project of Nina Murashkina.
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- SWAP: UK/Ukraine Residency Programme
- a lost Yiddish utopia for Ukraine and its afterlife in modern-day Kharkiv
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