"Self-sacrifice" Sculpture (2024) by Bogdan Kryvosheya - subjektiv.art
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Bogdan Kryvosheya
Artist from Ukraine
K19 functions as a platform that supports artists in shaping their voice, realizing art projects, launching collaborations, and presenting their work to the public.
The project spans exhibition-making, curatorial formats, art management, consulting, and artist support, while also facilitating the sale of artworks.
The name K19 originates from Apartment No. 19, where the first physical gallery was meant to open. The war disrupted that plan — but not the essence of the project. Today, K19 operates beyond the limits of physical space, as a mobile and evolving structure dedicated to supporting Ukrainian art.
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Bogdan Kryvosheya
Artist from Ukraine
K19 functions as a platform that supports artists in shaping their voice, realizing art projects, launching collaborations, and presenting their work to the public.
The project spans exhibition-making, curatorial formats, art management, consulting, and artist support, while also facilitating the sale of artworks.
The name K19 originates from Apartment No. 19, where the first physical gallery was meant to open. The war disrupted that plan — but not the essence of the project. Today, K19 operates beyond the limits of physical space, as a mobile and evolving structure dedicated to supporting Ukrainian art.
Look for 20 seconds. What do you see?
Contribute your perspective to the community & earn rewards. Leave your reflection below.
K19 functions as a platform that supports artists in shaping their voice, realizing art projects, launching collaborations, and presenting their work to the public.
The project spans exhibition-making, curatorial formats, art management, consulting, and artist support, while also facilitating the sale of artworks.
The name K19 originates from Apartment No. 19, where the first physical gallery was meant to open. The war disrupted that plan — but not the essence of the project. Today, K19 operates beyond the limits of physical space, as a mobile and evolving structure dedicated to supporting Ukrainian art.
