The exhibition on the 4th floor of the art centre in the Project Room consists of three components overall: the display itself, a free newspaper distribution and a line up of events that bring together different personalities from the realm of culture. The exhibition is meant to be a performance platform that unites artists, curators, experts, activists and ordinary people.
The many-sided "Patriotism. Art as a Present" — is a mobile project that since 2006 has been showcased in Poland, Russia, Netherlands and other countries. It employs a logotype alphabet to form a universal language. Playing with collective memory, this project — intentionally created for the gallery’s space and prepared to be in line with the room’s context — is inspired by the Soviet propaganda and political communication technologies that still linger within local democracy. A blend of irony, humour and undermining activity, obscured by a manner these logos are used, allows the artists to make up various stereotypes and bits of information about Ukraine and Europe and also touch on such issues as migration, spreading the knowledge or corruption.
Two parallel exhibitions of the internationally renowned artists – the Indian Subodh Gupta and Ukrainian Serhiy Bratkov. During the Faith Matters exhibition, Subodh Gupta will present a series of his new sculptures and paintings, whilst Serhiy Bratkov will offer the art centre visitors the Ukraine project featuring photographs and installations. Both projects are dedicated to the shifts taking place in the national cultures in the context of the modern world’s life. New artworks are deliberately created for these projects and intended for an exclusive showcase at the PinchukArtCentre.
The solo exhibition by Subodh Gupta will be demonstrated on the 2nd and 3rd floor of the art centre and will include 4 new sculpture installations and 12 new paintings. Over 30 works by Serhiy Bratkov are to be exhibited on the 4th and 5th floor.
From Tuesday till Friday at 17.00 and at 19.00 o'clock
On Saturday and on Sunday at 14.00 and at 17.00 o'clock
PinchukArtCentre organizes guided tours for school groups.
For more information, please, call 590-08- 58 or write to info@pinchukartcentre.org
