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Kyiv Biennale: Apocalypse & Rebirth

National Museum Of Russian Art Kyiv 2012

Exhibited Work: Print Series 'To Say It'
Duration: 24 May–31 July 2012
Event type: Group Show
Organizer: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Kyiv City State Administration, State Administration of Affairs, NKHMK ‘Mystetskyi Arsenal’ 
Venue: NKHMK ‘Mystetskyi Arsenal’ , Kyiv, Ukraine

ARSENALE 2012 will be the first Biennale to take place in Kiev, Ukraine. Under the Direction of Commissioner, Nataliia Zabolotna and artistic direction of renowned British Curator, David Elliott,  the Biennale will be entitled The Best of Times, The Worst of Times. Rebirth and Apocalypse in Contemporary Art, based on an idea inspired by Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities (1859). On display in the historic Mystetskyi Arsenal, a magnificent former military building in the heart of Kiev, ARSENALE 2012 will feature works by over 100 leading and emerging international and Ukrainian contemporary artists, including over 40 new works previously unseen or made especially for the exhibition.

Kyiv Biennale: Apocalypse & Rebirth | National Museum Of Russian Art 2012

Exhibited Work: Print Series 'To Say It'
Duration: 24 May–31 July 2012
Event type: Group Show
Organizer: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Kyiv City State Administration, State Administration of Affairs, NKHMK ‘Mystetskyi Arsenal’ 
Venue: NKHMK ‘Mystetskyi Arsenal’ , Kyiv, Ukraine

ARSENALE 2012 will be the first Biennale to take place in Kiev, Ukraine. Under the Direction of Commissioner, Nataliia Zabolotna and artistic direction of renowned British Curator, David Elliott,  the Biennale will be entitled The Best of Times, The Worst of Times. Rebirth and Apocalypse in Contemporary Art, based on an idea inspired by Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities (1859). On display in the historic Mystetskyi Arsenal, a magnificent former military building in the heart of Kiev, ARSENALE 2012 will feature works by over 100 leading and emerging international and Ukrainian contemporary artists, including over 40 new works previously unseen or made especially for the exhibition.