HOW驻留丨昊国际策展人驻留项目：达迪娅·博格达诺娃

昊国际策展人驻留项目由昊美术馆和万和昊美艺术酒店（上海）共同发起，面向全球公开征募对希望深入了解中国当代艺术界的策展人、学者和艺术作家。旨在促进全球驻留交换、并建立与各机构的长期合作，该驻留项目根据每位驻留策展人的兴趣，协助定制与艺术专业人士的会面、工作室参观，画廊和机构参访以及出席选定的演出和其他活动。此外，我们还邀请驻留策展人与美术馆团队协作，并为网站或微信撰写文章、举办公共讲座。

达迪娅·博格达诺娃是一位工作生活于符拉迪沃斯托克的策展人、街头艺术家和音乐现场组织者，目前任Contrabanda爵士俱乐部总监。该俱乐部作为诸多不同文化活动的场所，也是符拉迪沃斯托克最为有趣且令人兴奋的音乐现场之一。

Contrabanda爵士俱乐部 / Contrabanda Jazz Bar

同时，她也是滨海边疆区阿尔谢尼耶夫统一博物馆（V.K. Arseniev Primorsky State Museum）的项目策展人，并与ARTETAGE现代艺术馆（ARTETAGE Museum of Modern Art）合作。博格达诺娃的项目旨在通过文化与历史资源改善符拉迪沃斯托克人的城市生活品质。

滨海边疆区阿尔谢尼耶夫统一博物馆

V.K. Arseniev Primorsky State Museum

博格达诺娃毕业于符拉迪沃斯托克国立经济服务大学，获得环境设计学位。自学生时代起，她就作为策展人与滨海边疆区阿尔谢尼耶夫统一博物馆合作。同时，她还致力于由弗拉基米尔·波塔宁基金会（Vladimir Potanin Foundation）支持的大型项目，包括在符拉迪沃斯托克军事堡垒举办的大地艺术节“俄罗斯岛的迷宫”，以及以俄罗斯著名作家安东·契诃夫在符拉迪沃斯托克的5日拜访事件为基础的项目“遗产”（他们留给我们的遗产）。博格达诺娃在过去十年中的项目主题都与城市的历史遗产，打造高质量、多样化的城市环境相关。

左：“遗产”（他们留给我们的遗产），右：“俄罗斯岛的迷宫”

Left: Project “Nasledily” (Heritage they left us)

Right: “Labyrinths of Russian Island”

达迪娅·博格达诺娃本次驻留的重点将是研究以上海和符拉迪沃斯托克为例的港口城市的艺术现象——这两座城市的地理开放性和在特定政治状况下的封闭性。博格达诺娃的兴趣点在于城市空间同时具备开放性和封闭性的悖论对城市景观中艺术和创造性生活的发展所产生的影响。同为港口城市，上海和符拉迪沃斯托克在20世纪经历了相似的历史道路，也使得它们各自形成了特殊的艺术现场。参考艺术现场在这两座文化截然不同的城市的发展过程，博格达诺娃将试图寻找海港城市艺术灵感的真正来源。

“接触地带：远东”，这一国际研究交换项目由ZARYA当代艺术中心和BELUGA GROUP支持的ZARYA当代艺术发展基金会发起。该项目为来自俄罗斯的三名研究人员提供为期一个月的奖金，以此支持他们在2018-2019年间前往亚洲的合作机构开展俄罗斯和亚洲远东地区相关的跨文化研究。作为ZARYA当代艺术中心的中方合作伙伴，昊美术馆将在本月迎来Darya Bogdanova，作为“接触地带：远东”项目的获奖者参与到昊国际策展人驻留项目中。与此同时，昊美术馆也派出馆内策展人前往ZARYA当代艺术中心，进行跨文化研究。

ZARYA当代艺术中心是一家非营利机构，旨在促进俄罗斯及周边地区当代文化的发展，并支持符拉迪沃斯托克的当地新兴艺术家。作为企业家和赞助人——俄罗斯最大的酒精饮料公司BELUGA GROUP的创始人Alexander Mechetin倡议的一部分，该中心于2013年在符拉迪沃斯托克的原ZARYA纺织工厂创意集群开馆。

了解更多本次驻留研究项目

HOW驻留丨与俄罗斯ZARYA当代艺术中心达成驻留合作

往期昊国际驻留策展人

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往期昊驻留策展人讲座

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贝蒂-苏·赫尔茨《艺术、环境和公共参与：博伊斯的遗产》

吴秉熙《当代艺术批评的方法论和以东亚思想看韩国美术》

李奉美《新与旧的共存：釜山瀛洲公寓策展实践》

HOW International Curatorial Residency Program welcomes the sixth curator-in-residence, Darya Bogdanova from Russia, the recipient of the international research exchange program “Contact Zones: Far East” initiated by ZARYA Center for Contemporary Art. She will stay with us from November 18, 2018 to the end of the year. 

HOW International Curatorial

Residency Program

Co-sponsored by HOW Art Museum and Onehome Art Hotel (Shanghai), HOW International Curatorial Residency Program launches an open call for curators, scholars and arts writers worldwide who are interested to get deeper insight of Chinese contemporary art scene. The residency program aims to motivate residency exchange opportunities around the world and to forge durable institutional relationships in the long run. Individualized arrangements will be provided for each curator-in-residence. The arrangements include meetings with art professionals, studio visits, gallery and institution visits, and attendance at selected performances and other events. Furthermore, the curators-in-residence are invited to work in close collaboration and coordination with HOW Art Museum team, as well as to produce a website/Wechat article or essay, or to organize a public event such as a lecture.

Darya Bogdanova

Darya Bogdanova is a Vladivostok – based curator, street artist and music scene organizer, and serves as Director of Contrabanda Jazz Bar in Vladivostok, a venue for various cultural events also known as one of the most interesting and exciting venues for the music life in the city. Furthermore, Bogdanova works at V.K. Arseniev Primorsky State Museum as a project curator and cooperates with ARTETAGE Museum of Modern Art. The main purpose of Bogdanova’s activity is to improve the living quality in the city by means of cultural and historical resources.

Bogdanova graduated from the Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service with a degree in environmental design. Since she was a design student in college, she has started collaborating with the V.K. Arseniev Primorsky State Museum as an exhibition curator. At that time, she was also working on large-scale projects supported by Vladimir Potanin Foundation including Land-Art Festival “Labyrinths of Russian Island”, held on one of the military base of Vladivostok Fortress, and project “Nasledily” (Heritage they left us), based on the events of the 5-day visit of the famous Russian writer Anton Chekhov to Vladivostok. Engagement with the historical heritage of the city and the formation of a high-quality, diverse urban environment are the principal themes of Bogdanova’s projects over the past 10 years.

Research Topic at HOW

Darya Bogdanova’s project at HOW will focus on investigating the arts phenomenon of harbor-cities such as Shanghai and Vladivostok-their geographical openness and their closeness under particular political circumstances. Bogdanova is interested in the impact of the paradox-the simultaneous closeness and openness within a space of city-on the development of the artistic and creative life inurban landscape. Both as harbor-cities, Shanghai and Vladivostok share similar historical ways during the 20th century that have made them form their respectively specific art scenes. Looking at the development of art scenes in these two culturally different cities, Bogdanova will attempt to search for the real sources of the artistic inspiration of harbor-cities.

About Contact Zones: Far East

The international research exchange program Contact Zones: Far East was initiated by ZARYA Center for Contemporary Art and ZARYA Foundation for the Development of Contemporary Art supported by BELUGA GROUP. The program offers one-month fellowships to up to three individuals from Russia to conduct cross-cultural research on the Far East of Russia and Asia at one of the partner institutions in Asia in 2018-2019. As the Chinese partner of ZARYA Center for Contemporary Art, this November HOW Art Museum will welcome Darya Bogdanova, one of the recipients of “Contact Zones: Far East” grant to participate HOW International Curatorial Residency Program. Meanwhile, HOW Art Museum has sent a curator to the ZARYA Center for Contemporary Art to conduct cross-cultural study as well.

ZARYA Center of Contemporary Art is a non-profit institution that seeks to promote the achievements of contemporary culture in Russia and beyond, while supporting local emerging artists in Vladivostok. The center opened in Vladivostok in 2013 in the creative cluster on the grounds of the former Zarya textile factory, as part of an initiative by entrepreneur and patron, Alexander Mechetin, the founder of Russia’s largest alcoholic beverage company, BELUGA GROUP.