Virtual Gallery of the International Art Project “#365daysafter”

Welcome to the virtual gallery of the international art project #365daysafter, that is designed to explore the artistic activity during the 2020-2021 crisis and influence of Covid-19 on four local contexts– Ukraine, Croatia, Portugal, and China.

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In the gallery’s exhibition you will find artworks by 100 participants in several media, from painting, sculpture, graphics, and installation, to performances, 3D objects, video, and sound art.

Art project “365daysafter” exposition, from left to right: Petra Pavetić Kranjčec “Amorfija” (eng. Amorphism), pillow stuffing, nylons, 2020.; Oleksandra (ZANDRA) Motovylets “Quarantine of emotions”, wood, canvas, string, nails, acrylic, 2020; Valery Leshchynsky “Red Cross”, Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper, 2020.

Art project “365daysafter” consists of two parts: life during the Covid-19 pandemic and a look into the future. With this project, we aim to explore the local context of the four countries, combine experiences and create a database of information material that will serve as motivation and guidance for young artists on how to overcome the crisis and deal with the consequences.

In virtual space of the international art project #365daysafter, you will also be able to get acquainted with more than 200 stories of the pandemic experiences. Artists stories are an important part of the project, as they describe, characterize, and document the last year, through which we can remove the walls of social isolation built by the pandemic.

Art project “365daysafter” exposition, from left to right: Dmitriy Zazimko “Artefact # 9”; Dmitriy Zazimko “Mickey Mouse Buddha story”, acrylic on canvas, acrylic mass, ink, 2020; Lidia Matviyenko “Breathing deeply”, photo, digital effects.

Artists stories are an important part of the project, as they describe, characterize, and document the last year, through which we can remove the walls of social isolation built by the pandemic. Stories of inspiration and struggle, creative ups and downs, despair, and hope. In each of them you will see an echo of your own path of this period, you will find support and inspiration.

Art project “365daysafter” exposition, from left to right: Anastasiya Khudoliy “Transparent essence”, 2020, digital art; Peggy Le Poulen “Graphic Elements 5”, 2020, acrylic on canvas; Tatiana Zubchenko “Breath”, 2021, video.

Participants of the art project:

Ana Leticia Barreto (Portugal), Ana-Marija Kralj (Croatia), Anastasiya Khudoliy (Ukraine), Andrey Nesterenko (Ukraine), Andrija Večenaj (Croatia), Anna Bitaieva (Ukraine), Anna Kozyreva (Ukraine), Anna Mironova (Ukraine), Anna Ogulewicz (Portugal), Anna Zaporozhets (Ukraine), Astian Rey (Ukraine), Brian Ten (China), Chai Mi (China), Clara Maciulis (Portugal), Daria Pugachova (Ukraine), Dejan Gotić (Croatia), Dmitriy Zazimko (Ukraine), Dmitro Krishovsky (Ukraine), Dmytro Kupriyan (Ukraine), Dmytro Tarasenko (Ukraine), Dmytro Tarasenko (Ukraine), Eduard Potapenkov (Ukraine), Elena Khomiakova (Ukraine), Elya Element (China), Francisca Patrocínio and Leonor Talefe (Portugal), Fu Qiang (China), Halyna Dudar (Ukraine), Harmke Datema-Chang (China), Helena Valsecchi (Portugal), Igor Melnyk (Ukraine), Iryna Akimova (Ukraine), Ivan Oštarčević (Croatia), Ivana Bajcer (Croatia), Karlo Ris (Croatia), Khrystyna Khmil (Ukraine), Laura Sajko (Croatia), Lidia Matviyenko (Ukraine), Lijie Yang (China), Li Rui (China), Liudmila Davydenko (Ukraine), Liudmyla Rashtanova (Ukraine), Lucija Krizman (Croatia), Maria Bondarenko (Ukraine), Maria López and Josephine Gerhardt (Portugal), Marianna London (Portugal), Mariia Drozdova (Ukraine), Mariia Lutsak (Ukraine), Mariko Gelman (Ukraine), Martinho Dias (Portugal), Maryna Vashchenko (Ukraine), Maša Gavran (Croatia), Mihaela Podboj (Croatia), Nadya Mitskevitch (Ukraine), Nastya Didenko (Ukraine), Nataliya Bagatskaya (Ukraine), Natasha Brichuk (Ukraine), Nickita Tsoy (Ukraine), Nikita Khudiakov (Ukraine), Nina Mári (Ukraine), Oksana Chepelyk (Ukraine), Oleksandr Gvozdyk (Ukraine), Oleksandra (ZANDRA) Motovylets (Ukraine), Oleksandra Badzym (Ukraine), Oleksii Revika (Ukraine), Olga Gurina (Ukraine), Olia Koval (Ukraine), Omnia Voivat (Ukraine), Peggy Le Poulen (China), Petra Pavetić Kranjčec (Croatia), Sergej Simutin (Ukraine), Shona Neary (Portugal), Sofiia Korotkevych (Ukraine), Sophia Esakova (Ukraine), Stepan Kucheriavyy (Ukraine), Tania Bohuslavska (Ukraine), Taras Kobliuk (Ukraine), Tatiana Zubchenko (Ukraine), Terra Neidorf (Ukraine), Tetiana Kornieieva (Ukraine), Tetiana Ocheredko (Ukraine), Vadym Lipskykh (Ukraine), Valentyna Spanchak (Ukraine), Valery Leshchynsky (Ukraine), Vedran Šilipetar (Croatia), Veronika Cherednychenko (Ukraine), Viktoria Adkozalova (Ukraine), Viktoriia Cherniakhivska (Ukraine), Vitaliy Matukhno (Ukraine), Vitaly Yankovy (Ukraine), Vladimir Tomić (Croatia), VMtandem Chornyi Valentyn and Maria Bondarenko (Ukraine), Wei Qi (China), Xingrong Qiao (China), Yana Hudzan (Ukraine), Yevhenii Bekusov (Ukraine), Yura Shapoval (Ukraine), Zhanna Podobed (Ukraine), Zhihui Zhang (China).

Tetiana Kornieieva “love/don’t love”, performance. Exposition of the art project “#365daysafter”.

The project is initiated by:

NGO “Art research platform MOKONSHU” (Kyiv, Ukraine) – organization that conducts research, educational, cultural and exhibition projects that reflect the current processes of cultural development in Ukraine and the world.

Art gallery “Garage Kamba” (Zagreb, Croatia) – exhibition space in the center of Zagreb in the courtyard of Ilica 37. It was founded in 2017 and since then Kamba functions as a pop-up gallery based on new media, interdisciplinary and ambient artistic practices.

Creative agency “KAMSOMOL” (Kyiv, Ukraine) – group of media art creators. Digital instruments and activity: organization of art events (exhibitions and projects), creation of virtual galleries, digital events, web-production, video-production, 3D modeling, AR and VR.

“DE LICEIRAS 18” – experimental, independent, artist-run space located in an old residential house in the historical center of Porto, Portugal. Every month we host a group of international artists forming an ever-changing, dynamic temporary art community. It is run by the non-profit cultural association Eklipsefémero – Núcleo Artístico Independente.

Independent Institute of Contemporary Arts “Snarte Space” (Nanchang, China). Founded by artist Wang Xu in 2016, Snarte Space is an independent Institute of Contemporary Arts in Nanchang. Quickly gain visibility and reputation by discovering a new scene in the city.

Harmke Datema-Chang “Laugh at your demons!”, 2020, acrylic painting on thin fabric; “Saca al monstruo, mami, let it go”, 2020. Installation of acrylic painting on thin fabric displaced with neon lights; “Saca al monstruo, mami, don’t give up”, 2020. Installation of acrylic painting on thin fabric displaced with neon lights. Exposition of the art project “#365daysafter”.

Project partners:

Kyiv organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
Youth Association of the Kyiv Organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
Kyiv Gallery “Mytets”
Information portal “Big News” bignews.ua
Information portal about contemporary art of Ukraine “МіТЄЦ”
Online edition of contemporary art and culture “ArtsLooker” “We Buy & Sell Art Worldwide” art consulting company
Information portal News of Ukraine Tut-Ua.com
Information portal “Art News”
Ukrainian news agency “The News & Culture”
All-Ukrainian online magazine – VTrendi.com.ua
Kyiv affiche – MoeMisto.ua
Information and analytical portal “In-Art”
Digest of contemporary art “ArtBureau”
Ukrainian Association for Feminine Research in Arts UAFRA
“Unava” Agricultural Firm
Ukrainian insurance group

International art project “#365daysafter”. Map of the virtual gallery.