Stedley Art Foundation and Bouquet Kyiv Stage present an exhibition by Alexander Dubovik, a Ukrainian artist, representative of the generation of neo-avant-garde artists. Works from different years, generally created during the past decades, culminate in the 2022 Phantoms graphic series. This is a special and important series for the artist, because it was actually created to the sound of sirens and the terrible sounds of explosions during these seemingly endless months of war.

Alexander Zhyvotkov is a prominent Ukrainian artist who burst onto the art scene as part of the Ukrainian New Wave movement in the early- to mid-1990’s.

The exhibition of Konstantin Zorkin and Sandro Garibashvili took place at the Residence Open Space when it was in the early phases of the reconstruction.

The theme of shamanism and the magical function of art unites everything that Konstantin Zorkin does: painting, graphics, wooden objects, and land art. This is especially true of his performances, reminiscent of archaic rituals with masks, fire, and strange objects. He works in this field with Sandro Garibashvili, a graduate of the London School of Performance, who owns the idea and title of The Hill. This film-parable, film-ritual combines images, themes, materials, and actions developed by artists over the past 6 years.

The Stedley Art Foundation presents Alexander Zhyvotkov’s Project – Keep the Roots; where the artist creatively re-interprets and examines ancient cultural symbols and as a result they suddenly become relevant to the life we live today while keeping their ancient meaning.