Curatorial Talk: Intergenerational Dialogue

This curatorial panel presentation called Intergenerational Dialogue features works from the NTSh-A’s permanent art collection and archives. During the event, the curatorial team will share insights into the project: how the exhibition idea took shape, how they selected the works, and what they found during the research and writing phases. Come learn about the artistic legacy of prominent representatives of the Ukrainian diaspora, such as Roman Patchovskyi, Mykhailo Moroz, Volodymyr Lasovsky, and Petro Andrusiv. The exhibition catalog will be presented during the talk.

Speakers:

Anastasia Gudko is a cultural producer, writer, and nonprofit professional. She leads the project’s curatorial vision and execution. In this project, she researched Roman Patchovskyi’s artistic legacy.

Maya Shkolnik is a Ukrainian-American interdisciplinary artist working across contemporary Slavic art, psychoanalysis, performance, photography, and film. A Columbia University graduate, she explores the intersections of Ukrainian, Russian, and American identities through personal and cultural memory. In this project, she researched Volodymyr Lasovsky’s artistic journey.

Iryna Borodin is a Ukrainian artist and graphic designer with Lemko roots, based in New York City. Her practice explores memory, identity, cultural heritage, and displacement. In this project, she translates the curatorial vision into exhibition graphics, spatial presentation, and visual communication. Iryna also contributed an essay on a painting of Bohdan-Ihor Antonych by Volodymyr Lasovsky to the catalog.

A.M. LaVey is a senior librarian at The New York Public Library and a doctoral researcher at University College London. LaVey’s work focuses on archives, art, dance, exhibition studies, Slavic studies, and visual culture, and includes regular collaboration with The Ukrainian Museum in New York. In this project, LaVey wrote about Mykhailo Moroz’s artistic legacy.

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