Scattered Communities: results of the open call for the second round of the program
Scattered Communities is a program for Ukrainian artists living in Ukraine and abroad, launched by Insha Osvita in cooperation with the Asortymentna Kimnata. The focus is on (re)establishing connections in the artistic community, creating a space for dialogue/discussion, and discussing sensitive and uncomfortable issues. As before, the program provides for participation in online artist talks, opportunities to find a partner for work (for those who applied solo), funding for mobility and joint artistic works or work-in-progresses.
The second round of the program envisages both collective and individual participation, with the prospect of partnerships with participants from both iterations of the “scattered communities”.
In total, the open call received 124 applications from 175 artists (including 80 individuals, 40 tandems, and 5 trios), of which we can support 20.
Full list of participants of the second round (in alphabetical order by name):
- Valeriya Zubatenko, Brussels, Belgium
- Victoria Lykholot, Berlin, Germany
- Vitaliy Matukhno, Kyiv, Ukraine
- Vitaliy Ruppelt, Rivne, Ukraine
- Volodymyr Prylutsky, Kyiv, Ukraine
- Harry Kraevets, Germany
- Danylo Kovach, Vienna, Austria
- Yegor Antsygin, Vienna, Austria
- Iryna Loskot, Kyiv, Ukraine
- Kateryna Berlova, Germany
- Katya Lesiv, Helsinki, Finland
- Katya Libkind, Kyiv, Ukraine
- Kateryna Motyliova, The Hague, the Netherlands
- Maria Petrenko, Berlin, Germany
- Mariana Lishchynska, Leipzig, Germany
- Mykola Karabinovych, Netherlands/Belgium
- Mykhailo Tomilin, Vienna, Austria
- Oleksandr Stoyanov, Clermont-Ferrand, France
- Pavlo Kovach, Lviv/Donetsk region, Ukraine
- Pavlo Yurov, Kyiv/towns and villages of Donetsk and Kharkiv regions, Ukraine
We thank all those who applied for their time and willingness to engage in potentially difficult dialogues. You can follow the news of the program on the social networks of Insha Osvita and Asortymentna Kimnata.
The “Scattered Communities” program is implemented by Asortymentna Kimnata and Insha Osvita with the support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung.
