Geographies of Collectivity. Artistic Infrastructures in Times of Crises: Berlin–Vienna–Graz–Minsk–Kharkiv–Pristina

"Geographies of Collectivity. Artistic Infrastructures in times of crises: Berlin–Vienna–Graz–Minsk–Kharkiv–Pristina" is a gathering and networking project organised by alpha nova & galerie futura in collaboration with curator Zofia nierodzińska.

alpha nova & galerie futura (Katharina Koch and Sylvia Sadzinski), as Berlin-based host organization, invites various groups and individuals working in the field of visual and performative arts in Germany, Austria, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine and Kosovo to an artistic and discursive exchange.

The aim is to map and connect groups working within the emancipatory and/or queer-feminist framework, strengthening relations between the grassroot art scene in Berlin and self-organised spaces in post-socialist localities (Kosovo, Belarus, Ukraine, East Germany, Poland).

PARTICIPANTS: HAVEIT (Alketa Sylaj, Hana Qena, Vesa Qena, Lola Sylaj); garage 127 (Anton Tkachenko and Nastia Khlestova); Work Hard! Play Hard! working group (Olia Sosnovskaya, Aleksei Borisionok, Nicolay Spesivtsev, Dzina Zhuk; Uladzimir Hramovich)