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For this month’s microcinema we are zooming out from our usual regional focus to bring you this special program of Peace Letters to Ukraine, curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne of The New Museum of Networked Art.
Peace Letters to Ukraine 9
The 9th part – sending the message of the positive creativity – via the specific solidarity screening program ” Dark Summer” to be shown in physical space for the 1st time in Washington (DC) – documenting the globally networked collaboration between artists, curators and institutions – a composition of Peace Letters 1 and a selection from Peace Letters 2 and 6.
Cultural and artistic networking is representing one way how art can serve as a tool to show and confirm solidarity with the Ukrainian people – for Peace and Freedom – not just on times of war, the Russian-Ukraine War. But it’s freedom, of course, as it is understood in a liberal democracy, as it is possible only through the diversity as a result of networking.
Peace Letters to Ukraine 9
Dark Summer of 2022
curated by Wilfried Agricola de Cologne
part 1
Arthur Woods (Switzerland) – War – What We Can Do, 2017, 4:07
Bruno Pavić (Croatia) – The Message, 2022, 01:03
Anna Kryvenko (Ukraine) – Silently Like a Comet, 2014, 8:14
Finn Harvor (South Korea) – Meat: New Cut, 2022, 2:32
Ulf Kristiansen (Norway) – Jealous Guy, 2014, 4:35
Oleksiy Khoroshko (Ukraine) – Lost Angels, 2010, 2:01
Isabel Pérez del Pulgar (Spain) – FRAME 1415, 2015, 09:22
Irina Gabiani (Georgia) – Whispering for Freedom, 2022, 3:11
Francesca Lolli (Italy) – No Country For Everyone, 2016, 01:52
Francesca Leoni (Italy) – Ego- Crazia ( Chapter 1), 2016, 8’20”
Johanna Reich (Germany) – Front, 2006, 2:04
Oksana Chepelyk (Ukraine) – The Reborn, 2013, 1:00
part 2
Perry Bard & Richard Sullivan (USA) – NO FLAK, 2017, 7’23
Abdoul-Ganiou Dermani (Togo) – Liberté, 2017, 3:34
Maryam Muliaee (Iran/USA) – Survival Under Atomic Attack, 2017, 3:45
Cody Healey-Conelly (USA) – Glitch Noir – Datasifter Prelude, 2015, 2:41
Shahar Marcus (Israel) – 1,2,3 Herring, 2011, 2:27
Oleg Chorny (Ukraine) – Summer 2014, 2014, 7:25
David King (Australia) – Mansions In Eternity, 2021, 03.43′
Harold Charre (France) – Requiem, 2017, 9:18
Manuela Barile (Portugal) – Morolojam 2008, 8:05
Agricola de Cologne (Germany) – Never Wake Up, 2001/2016, 2:40
http://alphabet.nmartproject.net/cinema-u-9