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Exhibition: What will you remember of these times?

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The exhibition What will you remember of these times? by Ukrainian artist Jura Golik explores the experience of uprooting, collective memory and the fragile construction of reality in the face of war and exile. By focussing on the object-based dimension of photography, Jura Golik creates a space that explores the emotional experiences of Ukrainian immigrants in Europe and simultaneously addresses the loss of a sense of time and reality that comes with living abroad.

Jura Golik (*2003) is an artist and curator from Kharkiv, Ukraine. 2024 he has finished his study in History and Theory of Arts at Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts and worked as an art-manager at Municipal Gallery in Kharkiv and with friends he launched an independent art project PATIO. In September 2022 he moved to Lviv, currently he is based in Graz, Austria.

We would also like to invite you on Saturday, 17 May at 20:00 during Galerientage to a performance and DJ set by musician, singer-songwriter, and producer Nina Eba.

© Jura Golik