1. A Drop of Sadness, Joy and Fear

    Interview by Tatiana Kochubinska Everything for Everybody, first shown at the Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture in 2025–26 as par...
  2. Nothing Essential Happens in the Absence of Noise

    Participants wanted: become one of the 1,200 performers in Maxim Tyminko’s "A Percussion Piece" at NDSM-Werf, Amsterdam, on 19 September 2026. 

    In conversation with curator Tatiana Kochubinska, Tyminko discusses sound, solidarity, and the development of a work, giving symbolic presence to political prisoners from Belarus.
    Register through makenoise.art and explore the project at antiwarcoalition.art.

  3. Fotofestiwal Łódź 2025: Systems, Spectacle, and Subversion in the Heart of Post-Industrial Poland

    From June 12 to 22, Łódź once again becomes a charged arena for contemporary photography. The 24th edition of Fotofestiwal sprawls across more than 20 venues, each site revealing how image-making confronts the systems that shape — and often constrain — daily life.

  4. Foto Tallinn 2024: The Baltic-Dutch Connection

    Foto Tallinn 2024 did more than offer a survey of current photographic trends. What emerged was a collective sense of photography as a medium in flux—anchored not in surface or image alone, but in materiality, memory, and process.

  1. Marlin Dedaj Unveils Thought-Provoking Exhibition as part of the first Albanian Culture Festival in Pisa

    Marlin Dedaj's exhibition On the Skin (Sulla Pelle in Italian) was a significant highlight of the first Albanian Culture Festival in Pisa, held from April 28th to April 30th at the historic Logge di Banchi.
  2. "What I didn't know I knew" by Lala Meredith-Vula On View until June 6th in Prishtina

    The exhibition curated by Edi Muka showcases a contemporary sculptural installation of a haystack made by Kosova farmers; a large three screen film flow comprised of 150 images that was edited by Jim Boulton; and a special sound piece composed for the exhibition by Professor John Young. 

Contemporary Photography from Eastern Europe: Exhibitions & Research

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