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50 years
of photography
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28 artists
of Kharkiv School of Photography
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2272 images
arranged by generation, artist and group
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11 essays
on history and achievements of KSP
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9 stories
showcasing various aspects of the KSP oeuvre
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12 videos
with artists’ talks and exhibition openings
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Stories
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12 frames about trauma (Lia Dostlieva, Andrii Dostliev)
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24 frames about Chekachkov Academy
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24 frames about photography and Soviet visuality (Bohdan Shumylovych)
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36 frames about new visual language
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24 frames about new work of KSP artists
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24 frames about censorship
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12 frames about women in KSP community (MOKSOP)
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12 frames about hospitals (MOKSOP)
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12 frames about group actions (MOKSOP)
Sergey Bratkov's Exhibition Opening (1998)
Check Kharkiv School of Photography videoarchive for more videos and interviews
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Tatiana Pavlova. KSP in Independent Ukraine: Vita Heroica vs Vita Minima
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Małgorzata Radkiewicz. Photography as a “Counter Culture” in Communist Poland and Soviet Ukraine in the 1970s and 1980s
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Alina Sanduliak. Kharkiv School of Photography: The Game of the Everyday
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Bohdan Shumylovych. Seeing Myself Seeing Myself: Meditating on the Subjectivity of the Kharkiv Photography
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Kateryna Iakovlenko. Art after #Metoo: Image and (Un)Acceptable Provocation in Modern Ukrainian Visual Culture
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Lia Dostlieva, Andrii Dostliev. Imaginary Victims, Imaginary Perpetrators: Working with Historical Trauma as a Way to Resist the Official Narrative
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Valentyn Odnoviun. Two Creative Circles: Intersections among Lithuanian and Kharkiv art photographers from the late 1960s until 1980s
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Rui Cepeda. Historical (Cultural) Dysfunction and Disarrays: On the Kharkiv School of Photography