magazine of contemporary belarusian culture ‘pARTisan’
‘A Partisan is someone who always hides (‘hide-and-seek’ is the only national game of Belarus); a Partisan is someone who always says about her/himself: ‘I am absent’; a Partisan is someone who shows her/himself only at the time of diversion (in our case, intellectual or aesthetic), and then disappears again in the absence of her/himself’. Valancin […]
#21’2012: [Apollo and Dionysus at the sunset]
Maxim Wakultschik, Janna Grak, Andrei Dureika, Andrei Loginov, Maxim Tyminko about the collaborative projects: A series of Skype chats which took place from June to August, 2011 among Maxim Wakultschik, Janna Grak, Andrei Dureika, Andrei Loginov, Maxim Tyminko, Sergei Kiryushchenko, Tamara Sokolova, Kiril Khlopov in Amsterdam, Berlin and Dusseldorf. The reason was the proposal of “pARTisan” to […]
#19’2012: [zeros]
‘We started with the idea that “the 00’s” in all parts of the world was a failed period. And we thought, in Belarus, of course, too. It means we were starting with some pessimism. However, our research and the exhibition itself showed that no matter how we evaluate it and what kind of scale […]
#18’2012: [current in Poland and Belarus]
The last issue of collaborative project of Kultura Enter and pARTisan. Curent and controversial events in culture of Poland and Belarus. CONTENT Vadzim Dabravolski about She can’t say the Sky project of Gallery Y Petr Kasevsky \ Poles in a lagoon Taciana Arcimović and Alaksandar Marćanka about A Letter to Kate Aker. Minsk […]
#17’2011: [Minsk underground]
‘The Sun City did not like his genius. He was a brilliant himself and demanded people who would work only for his genius. He burned others, suppressed, repressed, turn out. Genius could be survived only one way if they left the city. It was an old tradition not only in this place, but in he […]
#16’2011: [culture of Lublin]
Kultura Enter Magazine and pARTisan will present the first issue of collaborative project. There are famous artists, galleries, projects, current events, all that creates a map of today culture in Lublin. ‘Lublin was one of the few cities where artists have the opportunity to freely express themselves in a difficult 1970-1980’s. Many artists, who today […]