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Exhibitions

Caution! Ruzzkiy mir

30 December 2022

The story is about russian propaganda and its impact on the occupied city of Kherson. It explores the values, concepts, and ideological orientations of the “russian world.” Beneath the arches of the 18th-century Lower Gate of the Pechersk Fortress are bright flags of the russian federation and the “Kherson Republic,” along with stacks of propaganda printed materials, fake publications, and “religious” leaflets. This serves as evidence of the long-term preparation of the russian ideological machine to influence Ukrainians.

The project was implemented with the support of:

Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine

Kherson Regional Intersectoral Council of Trade Unions

Specialized school №85 in Kyiv

Partner:

Nova Post

Initiator, curator – Yurii Savchuk

Artists – Yurii Horpynych, Anton Logov, Anna Voitovych, Vitalii Belikov

Research and collection management– Oksana Yankovenko, Yaroslava Pasichko

Graphic design – Andrii Moiseenko

Text editor – Yurii Bedryk

Translation – Alla Hrushetska

Public communication – Zhanna Ocheretyana

IT – Andrii Artemenko

Multimedia support – Andrii Zahrebelnyi

Lighting – Valerii Borovyk, Oleksandr Romanenko

Installation – Yan Denenfeld, Stepan Karas, Mykhailo Nahornyi, Kostyantyn Perebyinis, Serhii Posnyi, Oleksandr Seletskyi