#Polina Kanis

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Impact of Discrimination on Integration of Emigrants From the Aggressor Country (with Ivetta Sergeeva) Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, up to one million Russians fled their homeland, marking the most significant brain drain since the Soviet Union’s collapse. While some host countries view the highly educated and politically active migrants as an asset, integrating nationals…

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Publiek Park — Open air group exhibition at Citadelpark, Ghent, Belgium w/ Kristaps Ancāns, Ines Claus, CMMC, Marc Cosyns, Koba De Meutter, Marcin Dudek, Helen Anna Flanagan, Mark Grootes, Polina Kanis, Gaëlle Leenhardt, Benjamin Abel Meirhaeghe, Quenton Miller, Mountaincutters, Anthony Ngoya, Shalva Nikvashvili, Jacopo Pagin, Laure Prouvost, Clara Spilliaert, Evita Vasiļjeva & Xuan-Lin Wang Publiek Park is curated by Jef Declercq, Anna Laganovska, Koi Persyn & Adriënne van der Werf and is an initiative of the Young Friends v/h S.M.A.K. in collaboration with S.M.A.K., @mskgent , @gumgent , @019ghent , @kraakrecords , @@montereygent , @offoffcinema, @blanco_platform, @vooruit and @ensemblevzw , @hisk_belgium , @bocca_gent . This project is supported by @oost_vlaanderen, @stadgent, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and SIGN Groningen. July 01 — 04, 2021 🔗in stories @smakgent⁠ #smakgent #smakghent #vriendensmak #PubliekPark #citadelpark #openairexhibition #artinpublicspaces #groupshow #groupexhibition #ghentexhibitions #sculpture #installation #artshow #installation #art #contemporaryart #ofluxo #ofluxoplatform @ofluxoplatform (em Citadelpark) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTAG2aUoXoI/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Garage Screen

In the year of its tenth anniversary, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art will show the best films about art and modern culture during Garage Screen Film Festival on New Holland Island. The section Cinema in Space and Time is a compilation of modern experimental cinema containing nine films. Viewers will be introduced to statements by authors on acute public topics as well as to reflections on the nature of art, including a poetical video essay El Mar La Mar about the experience of a long stay in a desert; a documentary chronicle Austerlitz by Sergei Loznitsa about the possibility of preserving the memory of the Holocaust tragedy in the Nazi concentration camps turned into museums; Dawson City: Frozen Time by Bill Morrison, in which a story about the Gold Rush is intertwined with the history of cinematography.

The festival will also introduce the public to the works of Russian video artists filmed in the recent years.  The works of Eugene Granilshchikov, Polina Kanis, and the groups Provmyz and Free Space combine an analytical approach to the video image, a distinctive mark of contemporary art, with cinematic imagery.

The festival will be supported by the Garage Museum’s partner—UNIQLO.

Films are screened in their original language with Russian subtitles.

August 2–5

Location: NEW HOLLAND ISLAND, 190000, Saint Petersburg Admiralteysky Canal Embankment, 2

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