Exhibition

25. Jun – 21. Aug 2022

Fragments from Now for an Unfinished Future

Place: robotron-Kantine

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  • Kunststipendiat:innen der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Ausstellung Fragments from Now for an Unfinished Future, Foto: Anja Schneider
    Kunststipendiat:innen der Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Ausstellung Fragments from Now for an Unfinished Future, Foto: Anja Schneider
  • Ksenia Kuleshova_Foto-AnjaSchneider
    Ksenia Kuleshova_Foto-AnjaSchneider
  • Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
    Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
  • Raisan Hameed, Foto: Anja Schneider
    Raisan Hameed, Foto: Anja Schneider
  • Cihan Cakmak_Foto-AnjaSchneider
    Cihan Cakmak_Foto-AnjaSchneider
  • Vilmos Veres_Foto-AnjaSchneider
    Vilmos Veres_Foto-AnjaSchneider
  • Russia, Saint Petersburg, 12/08/2018. Maria Krugovaya and Anastasia Vyadro are cuddling at home. They are together for 7 months and plan to start living together soon. 
           
Maria Krugovaya (35) from Saint Petersburg is a photographer (sensual portrait, erotica, nude) and open gay. Anastasia Vyadro (29) from Saratov is a choreographer, dancer and an actor in the immersive show “Faceless”.
    Russia, Saint Petersburg, 12/08/2018. Maria Krugovaya and Anastasia Vyadro are cuddling at home. They are together for 7 months and plan to start living together soon.            Maria Krugovaya (35) from Saint Petersburg is a photographer (sensual portrait, erotica, nude) and open gay. Anastasia Vyadro (29) from Saratov is a choreographer, dancer and an actor in the immersive show “Faceless”.
  • Ksenia Kuleshova-Dead Flowers
    Ksenia Kuleshova-Dead Flowers
  • Saskia Ackermann_Foto-AnjaSchneider
    Saskia Ackermann_Foto-AnjaSchneider
  • Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
    Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
  • Neda Saeedi_Foto-AnjaSchneider
    Neda Saeedi_Foto-AnjaSchneider
  • CARSTEN-KALASCHIKOW__Dana-Bayram (Kalbsfest)
    CARSTEN-KALASCHIKOW__Dana-Bayram (Kalbsfest)
  • SOSO-DUMBADZE__Ein-gelber-Bus_Videostill, 2017
    SOSO-DUMBADZE__Ein-gelber-Bus_Videostill, 2017
  • SOSO-DUMBADZE__Ein-gelber-Bus_Videostill, 2017
    SOSO-DUMBADZE__Ein-gelber-Bus_Videostill, 2017
  • Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
    Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
  • Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung
    Kunsthaus Dresden, Robotron Kantine, fragments from now for an unfinished future, Ausstellungseröffnung

An exhibition of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation in cooperation with Kunsthaus Dresden

Saskia Ackermann, Darío Aguirre, Yevgenia Belorusets, Cihan Cakmak, Soso Dumbadze, Öncü Hrant Gültekin, Raisan Hameed, Carsten Kalaschnikow, Ksenia Kuleshova, Dariia Kuzmych, Sebastian Mühl, Neda Saeedi, Amir Tabatabaei, Vilmos Veress

The world is in flux. The old order no longer seems reliable. Human rights and the achievements of an open, peaceful world, which we believed to be secure, are increasingly at risk. As a result of Putin’s war of aggression against Ukraine, we now confront a worsening situation in Europe. Many people have already lost their lives and millions have been forced to flee.

 

In response to this very recent development, 14 young artists who hold scholarships from the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and come from Ukraine, Georgia, Russia, Turkey, Iran, Ecuador and Germany position themselves clearly with the help of their works of art. They have produced different pieces using a wide spectrum of media, including drawings, photo series, video, film and architectural installations. Their individual perspectives on issues like diversity, migration, democracy and social cohesion, partly influenced by their own biographies, form part of a FES-wide project »For a better tomorrow« intended as an artistic contribution to social discourse, in which the participation of all the arts is more crucial than ever before.