ANISA KUNST

Aleksandra Ianchenko, PhD

anisa.kunst@gmail.com

    • 2019 - 2024 - Doctoral Program Studies of Culture, Tallinn University (Estonia), Abo Akademi University (Finland)

    • 2018 - 2019 - Exchange Program, Fakultät der Künst und Bildgeschichte, Humboldt Universität zu Berlin, Berlin

    • 2017 – 2019 - MA Art Management and Gallery Business, Russian State University of Humanities, Moscow

    • 2006-2012 - Monumental and Decorative Art (Integrated MA, summa cum laude), Irkutsk State Technical University, Irkutsk

    • 2018 - Artist Training for Professionals, Berlin Career College, Universität der Künste Berlin, Berlin

    • 2016 - 2017 - School of Contemporary Art "Free Workshops", Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow

    • 2014 - Figurative Painting (class by Norbert Bisky), International Salzburg Summer Academy of Fine Arts, Austria

    • 2019-2023 - junior researcher at the interdisciplinary research project PUTSPACE (“Public Transport as Public Space”), Tallinn University, Estonia

    • 2012-2018 - project manager and designer at the Department of Innovation of Technopark, Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Irkutsk, Russia

    • 2012-2016 - founder and curator of the gallery ATOM at Technopark, Irkutsk National Research Technical University, Irkutsk, Russia

    • 2008-2012 - working freelance in indoor wall painting and murals

  • 2024

    • BLOSSOM AND BOSOM (together with Triinu TALIA), Põhjala Galerii, Tallinn, Estonia

    • TRAMMIFAKTOR, GÜ Galerii, ARS Kunstilinnak, Tallinn, Estonia

    • KAUNIS ENT TUNDMATU AED (together with Triinu TALIA), Tamsalu Kulturikeskus, Tamsalu, Estonia

    2022

    2018

    • TRAM CITY LINE, Kunstraum Behrenstrasse, Berlin, Germany

    • The City Atmosphere, National Center of Contemporary art, Tomsk, Russia

    • After the winter, ARTPLAY, Moscow, Russia

    2015

    • City sketches, gallery ATOM, Irkutsk, Russia

    2014

    • The door into the summer, gallery Revolution, Irkutsk, Russia

  • 2023

    • Ajavaim, Kadrioru Galerii, Tallinn, Estonia

    2022

    • Atelier an der Donau, Ybbs an der Donau, Austria.

    • Lumbung Lounge installation, a project by Guerilla Architects and Along the Lines, at the Stellwerk Galerie, in Kulturbahnhof, Kassel, from July 22nd through July 30th, in parallel to Documenta fifteen.

    • The 22nd Annual Exhibition of Estonian Artists’ Association, Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, Estonia

    2021

    2019

    • “Lick your phone and your skin will glow”, Kunstraum Parkhaus, Berlin, Germany

    • “FOMO: fear of missing out”, La Galerie du Crous de Paris, Paris, France

    • In/stability, Kunstraum Hardenberdstrasse, Kulturwerk, Berlin, Germany

    2018

    • It drives me crazy, Moscow museum of modern art, Vadim Sidur Museum, Moscow, Russia

    • SHOW UP 5, Studio Hoppe, Braunschweig, Germany

    • Signs of the times, a special project of the 6th Moscow International Biennale of Young Art, Belyaevo Gallery, Moscow, Russia

    • City Archive, Bogorodskoe Gallery, Moscow, Russia

    • Transsiberian railway, state exhibition hall Kovcheg, Moscow

    2017

    • Privat territory. Far away from others. Gallery ARTIS, Winzavod, Moscow, Russia

    • Close up, Kunst-Quartier, BBK Osnabruck, Germany

    • Consumer society. Sublimation of desires, ARTIS project, Winzavod, Moscow, Russia

    • Workshops 17. Over there, Where no one dreams: from sacred geography to non-place, Moscow museum of contemporary art, Moscow, Russia

    • Food as a social machine, Nation center of contemporary arts, Samara, Russia

    2015

    • 13th Regional art exhibition for young artists, Irkutsk, Russia (Grand prix, "Special project: Summer/winter")

    • POP UP, gallery Schillerpalais, Berlin, Germany

    2014

    • The city, where you can, The competition of young artists from Ural, Siberia and Far East, XIII Krasnoyarsk Book Culture Fair, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

  • Ianchenko, A. (2020) “A Tram Ride You Would Talk About”, The Journal of Public Space, 5(4), pp. 273-282.

    Ianchenko, A. (2022) Drawing and Writing in the Atmospheres at Tram Stops. PSIAX 4 - Estudos e reflexões sobre desenho e imagem, 6, pp. 9−18.

    Tuvikene, T; Ianchenko, A. (2022). Olematud trammiteed linnamaastikus: atmosfäärialased kunstiprojektid Turus ja Tallinnas. Mäetagused, 84, pp.37−52.

    Barry, Kaya; Southern, Jen; Baxter, Tess; Blondin, Suzy; Booker, Clare; Bowstead, Janet; Butler, Carly; Dillon, Rod; Ferguson, Nick; Filipska, Gudrun; Hieslmair, Michael; Hunt, Lucy; Ianchenko, Aleksandra; Johnson, Pia; Keane, Jondi; Koszolko, Martin K.; Qualmann, Clare; Rumsby, Charlie; Oliveira, Catarina Sales; Schleser, Max ... Zinganel, Michael (2022). An agenda for creative practice in the new mobilities paradigm. Mobilities, pp. 1−25.

    Ligi, T; Ianchenko, A. (2023) Teadus kõhutunde kaudu, Sirp.

  • 2022

    • T2M Conference “Mobilities: Disruptions and Reconnections”, paper “Tram chalk walk: drawing closed tramlines in the city of Turku, Finland”

    • Public Transport as Public Space. 20-22 April 2022, Halles Saint-Gery, Brussels, Belgium. Co-organizer of the session “Art&Research on Public Transport”

    2021

    • Symposium AboAgora Five Rings Fire. 18-20 August 2021, Turku, Finland. Speaker and co-organizer of the section “Sparking rails, Silenced Rails – A Journey through European Tram Landscapes” Title of Presentation: “Imagining the Tram”

    • RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2021. 31 August – 3 September, online. Co-organizer the section RE-thinking Distance

    • To Research or Not To Research in the Post-disciplinary Academy? X-disciplinary Congress on Artistic Research and Related Matters. 14-17 October, Vilnius, Lithuania. Presentation “On Lines and Stones: Walking along non-existing tramlines in Tallinn and Turku”

    • T2M Annual Conference - Mobilities in Transition. 3-5 November 2021, online. Presentation “Art on Rails: Tramway as a Site for Public Art”. Poster “Sketching as a Method of Capturing and Representing Atmospheres on Public Transport”

    2020

    • Nordic University Summer Session 2020, TRACES, Circle 1 “Urban Studies: Between Creativity and Power” online, July 26th – August 2nd, 2020 Online art therapy sessions: What is Home? Four Art Therapy Online Sessions

    • ABOAGORA Pre-Symposium for Doctoral Candidates and Art students, Sense(s) of Seili. The Archipelago Research Institute of Turku University, Island of Seili, Finland, August 17-18th, 2020

    • Urban Studies: Between Creativity and Power (Circle 1). Representation of the City: Imagining and Reimagining Cityscape 1/6 Winter Symposium. Latvian Centre for Performance Art, Riga, Latvia, February 28 – March 1, 2020 Presentation: Creating an Atmosphere on Urban Public Transport through Art Performances