Item Archive: Aleksey Yudnikov
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Wide-spread press attention on Denisova and Yudnikov’s play in Barcelona
‘My Mother and the Total Invasion’, Sasha Denisova‘s new play performed by Aleksey Yudnikov at the CCCB’s theatre in Barcelona, attracted widespread attention in the Spanish media. The mother of the author still lives in Kyiv today, resilient and resistant … Continue reading
AR-Safe Haven Helsinki Resident Aleksey Yudnikov
Aleksey Yudnikov (1973, Kyiv) is a Ukranian-born theatre and film actor, director and screenwriter, currently living in exile in Helsinki. Yudnikov graduated from the Russian Academy of Theater Arts (RATI-GITIS) in Moscow. Over the course of his professional career, he … Continue reading
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PRESS: Ukrainian actor performs with Putin mask on his crotch outside the Venice Biennale’s Russian pavilion by The Art Newspaper
Source: The Art Newspaper José da Silva and Hannah McGivern 22.04.2022 PRESS TEXT Ukrainian Actor performs with Putin mask on his crotch outside the Venice Biennale’s Russian pavilion A police presence awaited the performance, which was only announced yesterday evening A … Continue reading
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PRESS REPORTS on Aleksey Yudnikov’s intervention at the Russian Pavilion at the 59th Venice Biennale 2022
The Art Newspaper: Ukrainian actor performs with Putin mask on his crotch outside the Venice Biennale’s Russian pavilion Der Spiegel: Ukraine erster Stock, Russland geschlossen Süddeutsche Zeitung, Germany (dpa): Protest von Kulturschaffenden vor Russischem Pavillon Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: Protest von Kulturschaffenden vor Russischem Pavillon … Continue reading
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Venice Biennale: “The Member”, a historical Performance-Intervention at the Russian Pavilion by Aleksey Yudnikov, 22.04.2022
At this most dangerous juncture in European history since the Second World War, this vivid performance at the Venice Biennale painted a nuanced picture of our vulgar times. A historical entry in the yearbook of the Russian Pavilion! Artist: Aleksey … Continue reading