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CEC ArtsLink, an international arts organization, is sending Public Art Curator, Kendal Henry and Artist, Luisa Caldwell to the City of Krasnoyarsk, Russia. Kendal and Luisa will conduct workshops and lectures with students and young artists at the Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre and at local schools. These workshops and conversations will culminate into collaborative public art project(s) which will be unveiled on June 13, as part of the City Day celebrations. This Blog documents their journey.
ABOUT CEC ARTSLINK
Our Mission
CEC ARTSLINK is an international arts organization. Our programs encourage and support exchange of artists and cultural managers between the United States and Eastern and Central Europe, Russia, Central Asia and the Caucasus. We believe that the arts are a society’s most deliberate and complex means of communication, and that artists and arts administrators can help nations overcome long histories of reciprocal distrust, insularity and conflict.
With solid expertise and lasting partnerships in 30 countries, CEC ArtsLink promotes communication and understanding through collaborative, innovative projects for mutual benefit. CEC was founded in 1962 to enable citizens of the United States and the Soviet Union to accomplish what their governments could not – opening doors, sharing ideas and building mutual trust. In today’s transformed and complex world, citizen diplomacy is still urgently needed.
Click here for a short history of our organization
With solid expertise and lasting partnerships in 30 countries, CEC ArtsLink promotes communication and understanding through collaborative, innovative projects for mutual benefit. CEC was founded in 1962 to enable citizens of the United States and the Soviet Union to accomplish what their governments could not – opening doors, sharing ideas and building mutual trust. In today’s transformed and complex world, citizen diplomacy is still urgently needed.
Click here for a short history of our organization
Krasnoyarsk Coat of Arms
ABOUT KRASNOYARSK
Krasnoyarsk (Russian: Красноя рск) is the administrative center of Krasnoyarsk Krai of Russia, and the third largest city in Siberia. Krasnoyarsk lies on the Yenisei River and is an important junction on the Trans-Siberian Railway. The city is served by Krasnoyarsk Yemelyanovo Airport. During the Cold War it was home to Krasnoyarsk Northeast air base, which has been turned into apartment blocks since then. Population: 909,341 (2002 census); 912,629 (1989 census).
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In the US
June 17 – July 1, 2009
Open World: Russian documentary filmmakers Aleksei Barykin, Klavdia Chupina, Aleksandr Gabrilyan and Oleg Vizzhachiy at the Robert Flaherty Film Seminar (Hamilton, NY). A public screening in New York City on June 30th.
July 12 – August 3, 2009
VisArt: Central Asian musicians Feruza Ochilova, Kambar Kalendarov and Kutmanaaly Sultanbekov at Bang on a Can’s Summer Music Festival at MASS MoCA.
August 15 – September 30, 2009
ArtsLink Awards: Laura Feldberga (Riga, Latvia) to create land art sculpture for permanent display at Griffis Sculpture Park (Buffalo, NY) and an indoor installation at the Big Orbit Gallery.
In Russia, Central Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia
May 2009
ArtsLink Awards: Rita M. Csapó-Sweet (St. Louis, MO) to research contemporary films in Bosnia and Herzegovina with local filmmaker and scholar Dr. Lejla Panjeta for the 2009 St. Louis International Film Festival.
June 1-19, 2009
ArtsLink Awards: Austin Film Society (TX) Education Director Christian Raymond and Romanian filmmaker Sergiu Lupse to conduct on an intensive digital filmmaking workshop with disadvantaged youths and adults at the Veritas Foundation in Sighisoara, Romania.
June 19-29, 2009
VisArt: U.S. artist Michael Rakowitz and curator Mark Coetzee to conduct workshops on contemporary art with young artists from Russia and Finland at a pilot program in collaboration with Smolny Institute (St. Petersburg), Bard College (New York), and KUVA (Finnish Art Academy, Helsinki).
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- Big Bang Theory and other cool hair cuts
- Other highlights from Hermitage
- My day @ the Hermitage
- At Peter Paul Fortress May 29
- The Toilet Buses
- Living Urban Sculpure
- Friday May 29 St. PetersburgFirst Impressions:A go...
- Wed. departure! Not quite ready
- 6 days and counting
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I have to comment to my own posting because I am still learning to blog...it's never too late. The photos are from the ProArte 10 year anniversary held at the lovely Peter Paul Fortress on the Neva. From bottom up: Susan Katz and Kendal Henry, views of the Neva from the fortress, the director of ProArte and the director of the Hermitage Museum, Nastya accepting an award for CEC Artslink- well done! And more Arts professionals.
ReplyDeletePeter and Paul Fortress, a beautiful landmark at St. Petersburg. This is very beautifil landmark at Russia. I've wrote an article about this place and the title of my post is Peter and Paul Fortress: The city Protector beacause it's serves as a protector from Swedish army and navy long time ago.
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