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Art Work as Selfless Service: Life and Labor in the Ukrainian Art World

Ukrainian-born art historian and curator Alisa Lozhkina will examines how the post-Soviet art world's promise of freedom conceals enduring hierarchies and gendered inequities.

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Alisa Lozhkina is a Ukrainian-born, California-based art historian, curator, and artist. She is the author of The Art of Ukraine (Thames & Hudson, 2024). Lozhkina has curated major contemporary art exhibitions at leading international institutions and held senior roles within Ukraine’s art infrastructure. As an artist, she works primarily with textiles, creating quilts and dolls as vessels of memory, myth, and embodied experience. Her current scholarly work focuses on the role of psychedelics in the Ukrainian art community after the collapse of the USSR.


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