Iryna Vorona
Iryna Vorona
... born in Ukraine, lives and works in Kyiv. PhD in Culture and Art, MA in Fine Arts.
She is a social activist, artist and researcher, working across visual art and theory.
Iryna Vorona attaches great importance to physical and sensory experience in her artistic practice, researching changes in individuality under the influence of external factors, such as the environment and society. In her work storytelling, visual art and the social role of identity and emotions are key to imagine and examine clashes between artificial and natural relations, pain and social isolation, borders and independence. Working in a wide variety of media she explores the visual and social languages of connection between people and nature.
Education:
2018-2022 – Doctor of Philosophy study in Theory and History of Arts at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (NAFAA). Kyiv, Ukraine.
2012-2018 – Graduated from the NAFAA. Fine arts. Master’s degree. Artist-Painter, Researcher, Teacher.
2017 – Zagreb Academy of Fine Arts (ALU). Erasmus + program. Zagreb, Croatia.
2005-2008 – Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics. Bachelor’s degree in Philology.
A summary of awards/achievements/projects:
2022-2023 – Non-Resident Fellow at Indiana University, Bloomington, USA.
2022 – The book “Portrait archive: the war diary”, published with a grant from the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation.
2022 – Land art project “The countermyth of home safety”. EU-funded program.
2022 – “Jam Factory” Art Center Grant. Lviv, Ukraine.
2022 – Active citizens local training, hold by the British council in Ukraine. Certificate.
2021 – Winner of the Digital labs program hold by the “House of Europe”.
2021 – III place in the Ukrainian-German competition of innovations “Falling Walls Lab” with the project “Library of artists stories” dedicated to the pandemic experience.
2021, 2018 – Ukraine President scholarship.
2019 – Ukraine President Grant. Media art project “Qr-truth”.
2019 – Grant of Mobility “Culture Bridges”, implemented by the British Council.
2018, 2016 – Diploma of International academy of the rating technologies and sociology “Golden Fortune”. 2018 – Kyiv head of administration art prize for special record of achievements in development of the capital of Ukraine – Kyiv.
2017 – Finalists of A. Kryvolap Art Prize, Cultprostir, Ukraine.
2015 – Honorable Diploma of National Academy of Arts of Ukraine.
Solo exhibitions:
2019 – Art project “Insight” at “LAVRA” Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine. With the support of the Department of Culture Kyiv City State Administration.
2019 – Art project “Qr-Truth” at “Tuzov Gallery”. Kyiv, Ukraine. 2018 – “I-Reflection” at the art space “ASTARTA”. Kyiv, Ukraine.
2017 – “Finland I see you” at “II contemporary art centre”. Ii, Finland.
The works are in the collections of museums and galleries:
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Korsakiv Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art. Lutsk, Ukraine.
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Bukhanchuk Museum of Fine Arts. Kmytiv, Ukraine.
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Honoré de Balzac Literary and Memorial Museum. Verkhivnya, Ukraine.
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“Karas Gallery” est. in 1995, Kyiv, Ukraine.
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Kyiv city art Gallery “LAVRA”, the main municipal gallery of Kyiv, est. 1996.
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"Josip Račić" Gallery of the National Museum of Modern Art in Zagreb, Croatia, est. 1992.
Aktuelle Stipendiaten / Künstlerischer Leiter
ehemalige Stipendiaten (alphabetisch) - hier
Dmytro Dotsenko
Dmytro Dotsenko (geb. 1994, Saporischschja) ist ein ukrainischer Künstler, dessen Werke die Erforschung und Entwicklung klassischer ästhetischer und stilistischer Tendenzen in der ukrainischen bildenden Kunst verkörpern. Er konzentriert sich darauf, die Traditionen der byzantinischen Schrift, der Renaissance, des Barocks und der Avantgarde im Kontext der Ereignisse und der Wahrnehmung der Welt mit zeitgenössischen Themen und Sinnen neu zu überdenken.
Auf diese Weise stellt der Autor einen Dialog zwischen der Welt und dem ukrainischen kulturellen und künstlerischen Erbe her und zeigt die Identität der ukrainischen Kunst in ihrer tiefen Verbundenheit mit der eigenen Vergangenheit sowie mit den ästhetischen Traditionen der europäischen Zivilisation auf.
Die Ereignisse der Revolution der Würde, die Annexion der Krim durch die Russische Föderation, der Beginn des hybriden Krieges in der Donbass-Region durch Russland und die Invasion im Jahr 2022 hatten eine große Bedeutung für die Bildung des zivilen und nationalen Bewusstseins des Künstlers. Als Künstler konnte er die großen Tragödien und Herausforderungen, die durch den Versuch des russischen Imperiums, seine ehemalige Kolonie zurückzuerobern, verursacht wurden, nicht ignorieren, was einen großen Einfluss auf die Werke des Künstlers hat.
2023-2026 - Doktor der Künste, Nationale Akademie der Schönen Künste und Architektur (NAFAA), Kiew
2021-2022 - Master of Arts, Monumentalmalerei, NAFAA, Kiew
2017-2021 - Bachelor, Monumentalmalerei, NAFAA, Kiew
2013-2017 - Staffeleimalerei, Staatliche Akademie für Design und Kunst, Charkiw,
2010-2017 - Junior, Grafiker, Zaporizhzhia College of Electrical Engineering.
Nora Lube
Nora Lube
In Nora Lube's spatial installations, intimate and public places overlap. She deals with embodied knowledge that is bound up in human physicality as well as in the materials that surround us. Her installations contain linguistic remnants, memories of supposed security and fossils from economic and organic landscapes.
Biography:
2019–2023 HBK Braunschweig Diploma in Fine Arts, Specialist class Thomas Rentmeister
2022 HBK Braunschweig, second class Bo Zheng
2022 Berlin Weissensee School of Art Second Class Else Gabriel
2014–2018 HTW Berlin, studied BA fashion design, Great Anke Schlöder, Johanna Michel
2010–2013 AES Darmstadt vocational training as a tailor
Exhibitions (selection)
2023 Longue Tongue, Galerie Nina Mielcarczyk, Leipzig
2023 Expiry date 2, Galerie brutal, Hanover 2023 A shadow of a shadow, diploma exhibition at HBK Braunschweig
2022 malfunctioning storage, Stadtgalerie, Kiel
2022 expiry date, roam, Berlin
2022 Diagonale 4 / Transfinity, Verwalterhaus Kulturkapellen, Berlin
2022 Curatorial part de Deux – Artists of the working arts, Commercial complex Königstadt, artspring, Berlin
2021 emerge from dark water, KÖ20, Hanover
2021 080321, installation in public spaces, Hanover
2021 kon.:takt, make-up, Berlin
2021 provide energy preserve memories, Museum Kesselhaus Herzberge, Berlin
Scholarships and grants
2022 project funding from the Alexander Tutsek Foundation
2020/21 Germany Scholarship from HBK Braunschweig
Kateryna Tkachenko
Kateryna Tkachenko
... is the scholarship holder of the Bösenberg Foundation in the Meinersen Artists' House. She is a draftswoman from Ukraine and in her ballpoint pen drawings she is currently dealing with the combination of everyday details and the traces of life that can be found on the faces of people around her.
2002 born in Odessa, Ukraine
2019-2023 Kyiv University Major: Marketing/Advertising Bachelor 2008-2013 Art School, Odessa, Ukraine
2015-2019 Kostandi Art Technical School, Odessa, Ukraine May 2023 - February
2024 Scholarship Künstlerhaus Meinersen
Instagram @nazlovragam
Jochen Weise,Artistic Director
Fotografie © Marion Seida
In 1990, Jochen Weise was one of the first scholarship recipients at the Meinersen Künstlerhaus.
In 2011 he was invited to a solo exhibition as an "former" and asked to take over the artistic direction of the house.
Since then he has been living and working in the Künstlerhaus, is a collegial contact person for the scholarship holders and mediator to the board.
He develops concepts for exhibitions, lectures and grants, and also represents the Künstlerhaus nationally in the art scene.
Born in 1946 in Gleichen near Göttingen
1961 - 1970 toolmaker
1970 - 1974 studied painting, Hanover University of Applied Sciences
1974 - 1976 studied painting, HBH Braunschweig, Prof. Malte Sartorius
1986 work scholarship from the state of Lower Saxony
1987 Tibet travel scholarship from the Alexander Dorner Circle
1990 studio scholarship at the Künstlerhaus Meinersen of the Lower
Saxony Sparkasse Foundation
1992 scholarship from the Wolfsburg Castle etching workshop
1997 work scholarship from the state of Lower Saxony
Since 2012 artistic advisor at Künstlerhaus Meinersen
2016 annual scholarship from the Lower Saxony Ministry for science
and culture
Syltfoundation scholarship for Johannesburg, South Africa
Residence scholarship at the Martin Kausche Studio in
Worpswede
2022 residency scholarship at the Künstlerhaus Nordhalben
MAXHAUS
2023 residency scholarship from the State Chancellery and Ministry for
Culture of the State of Saxony - Anhalt, Röderhof Art Association
Former scholarship holders(Alphabetical)
a chronological list can be found here
underlined: artist's website
Arno Auer 2012
Undine Bandelin 2013
Janina Baldhuber 2021
Nana Bastrup 2015
Armin Baumgarten 1997
Rolf Bier 1991
Janka Blankertz 2001
Tina Born 1994
Emy Brenneke 1997
Vera Burmester 2007
Bernhard Büttner 1992
Jerome Chazeix 2009
Carmen Machado Cruz 1992
Nadine Decker 2011
Thomas Eckerle 1996
Alexander Edisherov 2021
Astrid Eggert 1994
Max Elsholz 1996
Zhou Fei 2004
Johanna Fiebelkorn 1996
Judith Fischeder 1992
Norbert Fleischer 1996
Gerdine Frenck 2000
Gerd Gockell 2001
Anna Grunemann 2001
Bernd Hahn 1990
Roger Hahn 1999
Mirella Halfar 1991
Lisa Haucke 2019
Beate Haupt 1993
Sabine Hauptmanns 2008
Sina Heffner 2006
Thomas Heidtmann 2021
Samuel Henne 2010
Fabian Hesse 2016
Annika Hippler 2008
Ha Cha Youn 1998
Friederike Jäger 2016
Justus 2004
Delia Jürgens 2015
Mi Jean Kang 2004
Themba Khumalo 2018
Ziad el Kilani 1990
Eunjeong Kim 2022
Astrid Köppe 2000
Nina Maria Küchler 2008
Hanno Kübler 1998
Petra Kaltenmorgen 1997
Young-Bae Kim 1995
Doris Kuwert 1992
Katerina Kuznetcowa 2021
Odine Lang 2003
Jörg Lange 1993
Ines Lietz 1999
Andreas Ludwig 1995
Philipp Mager (Video) 2011
Charlotte Moerker 1989
Antonio Alvarez Morán 1992
Masahiro Moriguchi 1992
Michael Nedved 1996
Boris Nieslony 1997
Anne Nissen 2001
Susanne Maurer 2002
Cristiane Oppermann 1996
Llucia Mundet Palli 1999
Lisa Pakschies 2000
Eun-mi Park 1999
Simon Pasieka 1998
Sorn Patharakorn 2021
Andreas Pohl 2002
Kathrin Rank 2001
Meike Redeker 2017
Thomas Redeker 1997
K. Redeker-Warter 1997
Christian Riebe 1993
Greta von Richthofen 2020
Paloma Riewe 2017
Klaus Rieck 1998
Günter Ries 2001
Luise Ritter 2018
Frank Schaefer 1998
Mirko Schallenberg 1998
Silke Schatz 1997
Tilo Schiemenz 1991
Julia Schmid 1998
Martin Schöne 2007
Jaco van Schalkwyk 2017
Volker Schönwart 1992
Isabell Schulte 2020
F. Schwamborn 2021
Lisa Seebach 2014
Johanna Silbermann 2013
Johanna Simiatek 2002
Wilken Skurk 2003
Matvey Slavin 2015
Marek Szenk 2004
Marc Taschowsky 2003
Anja Teske 2002
Piet Trantel 1993
Johannes Treutler 1992
Maria Trezinski 2018
Olga Ulmann 2021
Heiko Wommelsdorf 2012
Ute Wöllmann 1989
Jochen Weise 1990
Detlef Wingerath 2005
Michael Wirkner 1994
Jürgen Witte 1998
Raimund Zakowski 1998
Jörn Zehe 1990