Category: Past

Šopa Gallery / Košice Artist in Residence, Hlavná 40, Košice 25.1.2023 at 6 p.m.

Open Studios Night vol. 19

This year we are kicking off the open studios night with our two newest residents – Olena Pronkina and Natalia Revko. The artist and the curator will tell you more about their work, its origins and current focus. See you on the 25th of January in our space.

Looking forward to seeing you!

Východoslovenská galéria, Alžbetina 22 15.12.2022 at 5 p.m.

Daylight All Night Long

We cordially invite you to a lecture and guided tour of the exhibition Second Sun, which was created as a part of the cooperation with the Creative Industry Košice and Art & Tech Days Festival.

Šopa Gallery / Košice Artist in Residence, Hlavná 40, Košice 8.12.2022 6 p.m.

Winter Open Studios Night

The Winter Open Studios Night will belong to our two residents Nikola Ivanov (CZ) and Pau Saiz Soler (ESP). During the evening, they will present the starting points of their work and talk about the Second Sun project, which they created as part of the Art&Tech Days festival.

Východoslovenská galéria, Alžbetina 22 25.11.2022 6 p.m.

Second Sun

Exhibiting artists: Nikola Ivanov, Pau Saiz Soler Curator: Tatiana Takačová Opening of the exhibition: 25.11. 2022 / 18.00 Duration of the exhibition: 26.11.— 15.12.2022 Location: Východoslovenská Galéria, Alžbetina 22, Košice Opening hours: TU – SA / 15.00 – 18.00 Nikola Ivanov (CZ) and Pau Saiz Soler (ES) created the multimedia installation Second Sun during the […]

KAIR, Hlavná 40, Košice 12.10.2022 at 6 p.m.

MAGID – رقم الهوية / Identity number

This artistic project is queer Palestine expressing our patriotism to the oppression that attempts to deny our heritage, our love to our land, and our existence as a collective.

Šopa Gallery / Košice Artist in Residence, Hlavná 40, Košice 28.9.2022 at 7 p.m.

Ahmad BaBa – Unknown Reverberations

Unknown Reverberations  أصداء مجهولة ” is a visual per(form)ance art in a form of a promenade, based on a post migrational perspective on Queerness in relation to Arab* Identity(s). Ahmad BَaBَa will take the audience through a journey between different temporal and spatiel dimensions of “queer” existence. : an invisible past, incorporating linguistic, social, cultural, and religious elements on erotic, sexual and “non-normative” discourses from classical Arab* manuscripts. Into a distorted present that challenge the hegemony of Western narratives about Arabo-Islamic sexual and gender identities, asking why are we expected to identify with a “queerness” that we had no power in creating? Towards imagining a utopic future that holds more questions than offer answers.