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A.R.Ch.

artist, writer, musician

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artist, critic, scenographer

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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

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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

Around Culture with Nikita Monich (program)

internet resource, mass media

Art Belarus (gallery)

gallery

Art Festival

штаб фестиваля

Art gallery G.H. Vashchenko

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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Katerina Geiduka

artist

1986

An artist whose practice is closely linked to ceramics and its various materials.

"My artistic practice is a process of self-exploration and transformation. I explore women's identity and migration experiences through myths, personal stories and archetypes. My visual language is childhood memories, mythological motifs, fairy tales. My work intersects female pleasure, feminism and fantasy. I return to female archetypes as an ancient code in order to understand my history and bodily memory through it. In my installations, the goal is to create visual spaces where vision can encounter vulnerability and strength at the same time".

She has participated in competition exhibitions, symposiums and residencies in Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Germany, Great Britain, Turkey, China and Korea; she is one of five artists representing Latvia in the International Academy of Ceramics.

Lives and works in Riga, Latvia.

Personal website: katerinageiduka.com

Selected dates:

1986

Born in the BSSR, now the Republic of Belarus.

2013-2018

Studied at the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, Faculty of Design, Decorative and Applied Arts and Ceramics.

Since 2019

The artist moved to Latvia.

2020-2021

Public Encounters: Involvement is a collaborative project between University of the Arts London: Central Saint Martins (UAL) and the Art Academy of Latvia.

2020-2023

Studied at the Faculty of Visual Plastic Arts and Ceramics, Master's degree, Latvian Academy of Arts.

2020

Porcelain tableware design in public space, Pullman Hotel, Riga, Latvia.

2021-2022

An experimental project led by visiting professor Mark Halson (Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London) at the Art Academy of Latvia.

From 2024

He is one of five artists representing Latvia at the International Academy of Ceramics (Geneva, Switzerland).

2025

Participant of the group exhibition FRESH: New Voices in Latvian Ceramics, Exhibition Hall, Cesis, Latvia.

2025

Solo exhibition by the shimmering of the moon she saw..., Riga Porcelain Museum, Riga, Latvia.

2025

Residency at the International Ceramics Studio in Kecskemet, Budapest, Hungary.

2025

Participant of the residency at the Gallery of Modern Art, Ostrow Wielkopolski, Poland.

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Last modified 9/1/2025

Editor:

Iryna Khalalovich

Katerina Geiduka

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