Item Archive: Kyiv
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PRESS: Chased by conflict in Ukraine, an artist finds a haven in Helsinki by The Washington Post
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Рубрика: News, Press
Метки: Academy of Kiev, ar safe have helsinki, Artists at Risk (AR), civil war, helsinki, Kyiv, penis parade, Spartak Khachanov, Ukraine, war
Hospitality, creativity, solidarity: Mobile Talk by Helge Lunde director of ICORN
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Рубрика: MOBILE TALKS, News, School of the Displaced / Kyiv Biennial
Метки: activism, artists at risk, city, Kiev, Kyiv, MOBILE TALKS, perpetuum mobile, residency, Safe Haven, Ukraine
Introduction: The School of the Displaced
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Рубрика: Map, News, School of the Displaced / Kyiv Biennial, Timeline
Метки: artist, IDP, internally displaced persons, Kiev, Kyiv, perpetuum mobile, refugees, School of the Displaced, Ukraine, war
On The Move / Safe Haven Resident: Vasyl Cherepanyn
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Рубрика: , Artists, Map
Метки: #aralumnus, artists at risk, hiap, Ivor Stodolsky, Kiev, Kyiv, Marita Muukkonen, Safe Haven, Safe Haven Helsinki, Ukraine, Vasyl Cherepanyn, Visual Culture Research Center