We are thrilled to welcome Ukrainian artist Olga Noun to KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen! Noun’s artistic practice spans painting, textiles, installations, and drawings.
Born in Shpytky, Ukraine, Noun’s artistic journey intertwines themes of family memory, societal roles, and the fleeting value of tradition. Her works often draw inspiration from her grandmother’s stories, exploring the connections between past generations and the present.
On December 12, Noun will be opening her studio at KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen. As part of her residency, Noun presents Anno Domini, a joint project with fellow Ukrainian artist Nazar Ivanyuk, which examines the interaction between human life, memory, and the outside world. The event will also feature a presentation of the film also titled Anno Domini.
Open studio
December 12 at 7–9 pm
Künstler:innenhaus Bremen
Noun reflects: “For me, this [residency] is a special experience”, allowing Noun to live as an artist, create new projects, and also present them. “I am grateful to Vashko and KH Künstler:innenhaus Bremen for having me here”, says Noun.
This residency is made possible by Artists at Risk (AR), Künstler:innenhaus Bremen, and Der Senator für Kultur Bremen.
Photo courtesy of Olga Noun.
