What
International artist-in-residence program to update Ivan Kavaleridze museum exhibition
Where
Museum of Ivan Kavaleridze
#21, Andriyvsky Uzviz, Kyiv, Ukraine
When
Residence program: October 15th-26th, 2018.
Updated museum exhibition: October 25th,2018.
About Kavaleridze.RE:VISION
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Kavaleridze.RE:VISION project updated and enriched exhibition of Ivan Kavaleridze museum in Kyiv, Ukraine.
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The project was developed by 17 artists from Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia and Poland during 10 days residence in October 2018.
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Participants applied innovative digital technologies and new media art on existing material objects, documents and videos from the museum collection, archive and permanent exhibition.

Mission
Transformation of Ivan Kavaleridze Museum with innovative digital technologies and New Media Art.

Kavaleridze.RE:VISION Project Goals
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management of international residence for artists and researchers of the cultural heritage of Soviet times
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creation and support of experimental communication programs with visitors of different age groups and professional backgrounds
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development of mechanics for further expansion of cooperation between museum and other public cultural projects and institutions
Kavaleridze.RE:VISION exhibition

Animation
Neon-like lady
None of three versions of the monument of Princess Olga created by Ivan Kavaleridze is displayed in the place near Archangel Michael's Cathedral.

Paweł Żukowski
Poland

Museum fragments, glass and sound
No name objects
All our works are interventions in the space of Kavaleridze Museum, designed to expand the space of exhibition meanings.


Pavel Voynitsky, Eugene Rogozin
Belarus

Photos from the archive, embroidery and textiles
Hopeless
Nadejda is a russian word, which means hope. This inspired me.

Anna Jibladze
Georgia

Audiovisual installation
Head in the clouds
The history of the monument to Princess Olga is confusing, mysterious and controversial, like the life of the princess.

Olga Salakheyeva
Belarus

Plexiglass, 3D media, screen
Identify
In a modern society, where there is so much diversity, we find ourselves reflecting what we see around us.

Radion Cicic
Moldova

Calligraphy on old wallpaper
Make Olga cool again!
Approaching the work, we should see a reflection of our own.

Radion Cicic
Moldova

Relief on wooden panels
High five
The idea was to use materials from soviet era and to turn them in something visually attractive.

Paweł Żukowski
Poland

Mapping video, light art and flashlight
Clouds that forever pass through the sky
We are not able to be completely objective towards the reality that surrounds us, we deform it involuntarily.

Katarzyna Piróg
Poland

Light art, flashlight and cellophane
Recollection
We often forget what is not in line with our beliefs, and more what we want to believe in or what is important to us.

Katarzyna Piróg
Poland

Video
Easy cinema
The 20th century was a century of changes. And you can track the trace by focusing on a very specific object. Object that represents the paradigm shifts.

Vahram Akimyan
Armenia

Documentary video
The monument
The museum atmosphere is striking by its static nature, which resembles sculptures or silent films.

Anastasia Ivanova
Ukraine

Audio tracks and anaglyph image from photography
The Contemplating
Every day the sculpture becomes an involuntary observer of thousands of lives, a participant in creative processes and changes.

Zoya Pamirova-Matros
Ukraine

Video sculpture
Grigory Skovoroda
My work is a kind of formalism in its pure form. The sculptural form via video.

Maksym Khodak
Ukraine

Documentary film and collages
Rebellion forms
Interestingly, rebellion is perceived as energy, which must be given a way out.

Sveta Ostrovskaya
Ukraine
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Public discussions at Kavaleridze.RE:VISION
Gentle decommunization
Reopening of museums
Videos from Kavaleridze.RE:VISION exhibition
Project trailer
Exhibition, part 1
Exhibition, part 2
Exhibition, part 3
Excursion, part 1
Excursion, part 2
Mass media about Kavaleridze.RE:VISION project
Morning with Ukraine
Project team
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Viktoria Danelyan
Curator
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Tetyana Tsvilodub
Curator
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Liudmyla Nychay
Project manager
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Olga Spivak
Scientist
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Ivan & Vasyl Kostenko
Designers
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Marta Pogorelova
PR manager
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Liudmyla Terpyak
PR manager, copywriter
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Pasha Kot
Photographer
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Olga Sauh
Accountant
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Maryna Lazorenko
Project assistant
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Liliya Lukyanova
Project assistant
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Vira Pravylo
Project assistant
Results
We consider this important step to rethink and formulate a new interpretation of the Soviet cultural heritage, to introduce digital technologies into exposition, to create modern communication for expanding the museum audience.
Cultural heritage
rethinking cultural heritage of Ivan Kavaleridze and providing new interpretations to this cultural heritage
Communications
introduction of digital technologies and display of digitalization, creation of modern communication
New audience
expanding the audience of the museum (age, professionally narrow and general, wide audience, visitors)
Cooperation
development of mechanisms for expanding cooperation with various public cultural projects
Income
introducing the experience of creative industries to increase the museum's income