Time: | May 10, 2024 (UTC-5) ENDED |
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Location: | Spring Studios |
Art and the Politics of Resistance presents a compelling discussion on art censorship featuring renowned artists Lesia Khomenko, Rudy Loewe, Dan Perjovschi, and Xiaoyu Weng. This thought-provoking event will delve into the crucial question of whether art possesses the transformative power to instigate significant social change amidst the growing specter of censorship online and in public spheres. The four artists, hailing from diverse cultural backgrounds spanning Ukraine to China, will dissect the intricate relationship between art and social activism. Lesia Khomenko (Ukraine/US), Rudy Loewe (UK), Dan Perjovschi (Romania/US), and Xiaoyu Weng (China/US) will explore the myriad challenges faced by artists as they navigate the realms of social engagement and political expression. This event is part of the Dangerous Art, Endangered Artists series, aimed at shedding light on the obstacles encountered by artists worldwide due to censorship while fostering solidarity within the artistic community in defense of creative freedom and human rights. For more information on Dangerous Art, Endangered Artists, including the upcoming conference on June 7-8 at BRIC, visit the official website.