Difference between revisions of "Lviv"
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'''Past events''': [[The Futurological Congress]] (2010), [[Transformator]] (2008, 2009).<br> | '''Past events''': [[The Futurological Congress]] (2010), [[Transformator]] (2008, 2009).<br> | ||
| − | '''Art workers''': [[Andriy Linik]], [[Bogdan Shumylovich]], [[Hanna Kuts]], [[Nazariy Zanoz]], [[Victor Dovhalyuk]]. ''RIP'': [[Oleksandr Yurchenko]]. | + | '''Art workers''': [[Andriy Linik]], [[Bogdan Shumylovich]], [[Hanna Kuts]], [[Nazariy Zanoz]], [[Olena Pohonchenkova]], [[Victor Dovhalyuk]]. ''RIP'': [[Oleksandr Yurchenko]]. |
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Revision as of 22:42, 22 December 2023
City in Ukraine.
Spaces: Center for Urban History (*2004), Pravda (Правда) bar, Lviv Municipal Art Center (Львівський муніципальний мистецький центр, *2020), Tymutopiyapres independent gallery.
Initiatives: akuvido, Museum Crisis Center (Музейний кризовий центр, *2022).
Festivals: Tyzhden (*2008), MediaDepo (2008-2012).
Past festivals: Vyvykh-90.
Events: Music of Freedom: Ukrainian Grassroots Initiatives from the 1980s to the 2020s exhibition (2023).
Past events: The Futurological Congress (2010), Transformator (2008, 2009).
Art workers: Andriy Linik, Bogdan Shumylovich, Hanna Kuts, Nazariy Zanoz, Olena Pohonchenkova, Victor Dovhalyuk. RIP: Oleksandr Yurchenko.
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