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group

A.R.Ch.

artist, writer, musician

exhibition area, gallery

Alexandr Adamov

artist, critic, scenographer

Aleksanteri Ahola-Valo

artist, philosopher

Air Berlin Alexanderplatz

research institution, residence, cultural center, foreign institution

Ivan Akhremchik

artist, teacher

Akhremchik Republican College of Arts

institution of secondary education, education system, state

Aliaksandr Akutsionak

artist

Elena Aladova

art critic

Kazimierz Alchimowicz

artist

Alexey Shlyk & Ben Van den Berghe

artist, teacher, curator

artist, photographer, designer, poet, culturologist

artist, photographer, writer

Antiwarcoalition.art (platform)

researcher, author, curator

Volha Arkhipava

culturologist, art critic, museum worker, curator

Tasha Arlova

artist, curator, film director

internet resource, mass media

Art Belarus (gallery)

gallery

Art Lyceum No. 26

institution of secondary education, education system, state

Art Yard

union, штаб фестиваля

Art-Belarus (prize)

prize, contest

Art-Belarus (site)

internet resource, archive

Association of Creative Intelligentsia (Association or ACI)

union

Arkady Astapovich

artist, teacher

Zinaida Astapovich-Bocharova

artist, teacher

Yauhen Attsetski

photographer, photojournalist

Autumn Salon with Belgasprombank

exhibition area

Award of the Bureau of the Month of Photography in Minsk

prize

Zaire Azgur

artist

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Performensk 2022

December 8 – 11, 2022

Brussels, Belgium

festival headquarters

Performensk 2022 focuses on the works of artists who, with the mere boundaries of their bodies and little else, summon their memories, imagine unpredictable narratives and thus, go beyond the notion that artistic practice must be subjected to the arid precision of common technological tools. The context of exile of this edition sharpens a theme of borders, more than before. Borders are inhumanely expressed on the geographic limits between states, social classes, but also in the domain of our activities as artists. This year’s Performensk strives to make apparent the silver thread existing between practices and present a series of events that will hopefully move our audiences to follow the tightrope walk of our activities.