ARTMargins Online Marks 25 Years with Dialogue on Belarusian Art Under Political Pressure

ARTMargins Online is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a series of short dialogues. These conversations feature critics and curators from Eastern Europe alongside artists. One specific dialogue involves researcher Sasha Razor, based in Los Angeles, and Berlin-based Belarusian artists Lesia Pcholka and Uladzimir Hramovich. The series aims to illuminate the difficult political and economic environments affecting cultural producers in the region. It also seeks to showcase the remarkable energy and adaptability found within these art scenes. The discussion with Razor, Pcholka, and Hramovich centers on the artists' creative practices and engagement. The platform uses these "snapshot" exchanges to document contemporary challenges and resilience.