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Concentration Of The Willat the M17 Contemporary Art Center
About the exhibition
On 1 June 2023, the M17 Contemporary Art Center opens the second part of the large-scale exhibition project “Concentration of the Will” as part of the 15th platform of cultural initiatives “New Aspirations”. Organized by the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute and M17 Contemporary Art Center. The Art Support Fund provided essential support for the opening of the second stage of the Concentration of the Will project at the M17 CAC.
The exhibition at M17 will unite artworks that reveal different aspects of the consequences of the full-scale russian invasion. The exposition includes video art, photography, an installation of military equipment fragments, objects, graphics, painting, and sculpture.
The project aims to showcase contemporary art that reveals the Ukrainian vision of the will, in other words, the mental forces that help in the liberation struggle of the Ukrainian people against racism.
The exhibition at the M17 Contemporary Art Center features the following artists: Eva Andronikidou, Max Vityk, Sofia Golubeva, Marianna Goncharenko, Petro Gronsky, Serhiy Gulievych, Liudmyla Davydenko, Angelina Datsiuk, Dmytro Dotsenko, Dmytro Erlich, Marharyta Zhurunova, Serhiy Zapadnya, Nikita Zigura, Serhiy Korniievskyi, Aliona Kuznetsova, Kostiantyn Lapushen, Kateryna Lisova, Anton Logov, Bohdan Lokatyr, Maksym Mazur, Marianna Maslova, Natalia Okhman, Yevhen Pavlov, Tetiana Pavlova, Anastasiia Podervianska, Serhiy Popov, Eduard Potapenkov, Mykhailo Rai, Liudmyla Rashtanova, Vladyslav Ryaboshtan, Victor Sydorenko, Tiberiy Silvashi, Viacheslav Strannik, Vasyl Tatarskyi, Nikita Titov, Olesia Trofymenko, Mykyta Tsoi, Oleksandr Chekmenov, Oksana Chepelyk, Oleksii Chystotin, Illya Chichkan, Sasha Chichkan, Volodymyr Shaposhnikov, Mariia Shevchenko, Zakhar Shevchuk, Yuliia Shybirkina, Yuriy Syvyryn, Vladyslav Yudin, Albina Yalosa
Photos from the opening
About the project
The exhibition will run simultaneously in the venues of the three organising institutions.
Organised by
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Organised by
Organised by
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Project management from the institutions
Andriy Puchkov (NAAU), Igor Abramovych (MARI), Natalia Shpytkovska (M17 CAC)
Organised by
Project management from the institutions
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Andriy Puchkov (NAAU), Igor Abramovych (MARI), Natalia Shpytkovska (M17 CAC)
Curators
Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
Organised by
Curators
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
Partners
Art Support Fund, Natalia Shpytkovska Art Advisory, ArtHuss, Front-Art, Utico, Ulma
Organised by
Partners
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Art Support Fund, Natalia Shpytkovska Art Advisory, ArtHuss, Front-Art, Utico, Ulma
Media partners
Антиквар, МІТЄЦ, Арт Курсив
Organised by
Media partners
National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center
Антиквар, МІТЄЦ, Арт Курсив
Details
The exhibition will run simultaneously in the venues of the three organising institutions.
Organised by
The National Academy of Arts of Ukraine,
The Modern Art Research Institute,
M17 Contemporary Art Center
Project management from the institutions
Andriy Puchkov (NAAU),
Igor Abramovych (MARI),
Natalia Shpytkovska (M17 CAC)
Curators
Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
Partners
Art Support Fund, Natalia Shpytkovska Art Advisory, ArtHuss, Front-Art, Utico, Ulma
Media partners
Антиквар, МІТЄЦ, Арт Курсив
The exhibition continues at the M17 CAC in the city of Kyiv: 102-104 V. Antonovycha St., Kyiv, UkraineOpening hours: Tue-Sun from 11 am to 8 pm, closed on MondaysFree admission