#32 (original) - in conversation with artist and activist from Ukraine, Yulia Krivich.

Patrycja and Yulia take a critical look at documenta 15 in the context of the war in Ukraine. What's more Yulia sheds light onto her socially engaged art projects that among others tackle the problem of 'Westspaining' and Russia's colonial and imperialist structures.

References:

Citizenship UKRAINE - documenta 15

Kultura Medialna (Dnipro) - documenta 15 (full panel)

SDK Słonecznik

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#31 - in conversation with documentary filmmaker and director from Georgia, Mariam Agladze.

During the podcast conversations Mariam shares the making-off her three short films - all touching upon important but little discussed topics; ageing and death, domestic violence and life with a disability.

References:

“Nanuli and Gogi” 2017 (trailer)

“One in Seven” 2019 (full film)

"Trapped Inside" 2021 (full film)

"Maid" 2021 (trailer)

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#30 - in conversation with multidisciplinary artist from Bosnia and Herzegovina and of Romani origin, Selma Selman.

In this episode Selma shares stories of her past and sheds light onto her artistic and activist practice that aim to protect and enable female bodies and enact a cross-scalar approach to collective self-emancipation of oppressed women and ethnic minorities.

At the time of the conversations she was a resident of the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam and her work was on view at Dokumenta 15 in Kassel.

References:

Artist website

Coffee and Cigarettes by Jim Jarmusch (excerpt)

Favourite food from home: Bosnian Coffee with Sweets, Čimbur and Burek 

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PART 4

Kitchen Conversations for Ukraine was created to highlight the culture of Ukraine and spread information on how to help the country and its artists. Episode 4 was curated by Ukrainian artist and researcher based in The Netherlands: Yuliia Elyas

References:

1. "Fieldwork in Ukrainian Sex" by Oksana Zabuzhko (book)

2. "In Isolation. Dispatches from Occupied Donbas" by Stanislav Aseyev (book)

3. "Enthusiasm: The Symphony of Donbas" by Dziga Vertov (film)

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#28 - in conversation with visual artist working with film, drawing and installation from Georgia, Sophia Tabatadze.

On the podcast Sophia sheds light on the making off her experimental documentary film 'Pirimze' that had it's premiere at Visions Du Réel in Nyon and tells a story of a Soviet building in Tbilisi and its capitalist afterlife. Sophia is also a co-founder of Mukao – a company that makes innovative products from corrugated cardboard as well as an organizer of the Grandmothers Film Festival, taking place in Rotterdam and Berlin every second year. Her work has been exhibited worldwide, among others at the 52nd Venice Biennale and 10th International Istanbul Biennial.

References:

Artist website

@sophia.tabatadze

http://pirimze.blogspot.com/p/film.html (film Pirimze)

http://grandmotherfilmfestival.blogspot.com/ (Grandmothers Film Festival, 26-28/05/22 Rotterdam)

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PART 3

Kitchen Conversations for Ukraine was created to highlight the culture of Ukraine and spread information on how to help the country and its artists. Episode 3 was curated by Ukrainian-Brazilian contemporary photographer based in The Netherlands: Alex Blanco

References:

Odessa Stories by Isaac Babel (book)

Everything is Illuminated by Live Schreiber (film)

Privoz Market in Odesa 

Aubergine Caviar (recipe)

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PART 2

Kitchen Conversations for Ukraine was created to highlight the culture of Ukraine and spread information on how to help the country and its artists. Episode 2 was curated by contemporary Ukrainian artist and photographer based in Amsterdam: Olga Permiakova

References:

Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors by Sergei Parajanov (film)

Alina Pash (singer and rapper)

Maria Prymachenko (artist) 

Stop-Zemlia by Kateryna Gornostai (film)

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PART 1

Kitchen Conversations for Ukraine was created to highlight the culture of Ukraine and spread information on how to help the country and its artists. Episode 1 was curated by contemporary painter and muralist, Tatyana Ostapenko.

References:

@postsovietart

Pavlo Borshchenko @pavloborshchenko

Anna Sarvira @anna.sarvira

Kadyrova Zhanna @jannkad

Winter On Fire by Evgeny Afineevsky

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#24 - in conversation with multidisciplinary artist from Poland and Senegal, Maja ∀. Ngom.

Maja's body of work is shaped by her unique experience of coming from an intergenerational and multi-ethnic family and explores issues of identity in the context of belonging and displacement. 

The conversation circulated around Maja's mixed media installation 'The Sweet Taste of Otherness', her unique relation to writing, colonial structures operating in non-colonial countries, as well as about European museums and ways of decolonizing them.

References:

Romuald Demidenko in conversation with Maja ∀. Ngom 

Biennale Zielona Góra 

Obieg Magazine

Mixed-race in a phenomenological context: Naomi Zack, Linda Martin Alcoff and Tina Fernandes Bott 

Grada Kilomba: Plantation Stories 

Irruptive Chora (curatorial platform) 

Tragic mulatto 

@Black is Polish (insta profile) 

'Don't Call Me Murzyn' (Time article) 

#Don'tCallMeMurzyn (YouTube) 

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#23 - in conversation with host of the ost.GAYze podcast from Poland and Germany, Kai Hermann. 

ost.GAYze focuses on queer Eastern-European perspectives from and in Germany. Patrycja spoke to Kai about the history of Silesia, where his family migrated from, about the intersection of his dual identity (being Polish and queer) and about the great work being done by Eastern European queers all over the region. 

References:

ost.GAYze podcast 

Die 7 osTraum Podcasts auf Deutsch 

BBQ podcast 

PostOstPride podcast 

Silesia

Bart Staszewski

Magazyn Replika 

Sex Education 

Grupa Stonewall  

XPOSED Queer Film Festival 

LTKino 

QINO 

goEast Film Festival

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