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Maria Koshenkova – Contemporary Glass Sculptures & Installations | Works
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This video is a part of collaboration art project ” Restrain&Release”, Created by Maria Koshenkova , Blue ( Izuru Mizuttani ) Go Arizue, in Nagoya” AMC” 2018.
Production supported by Danish Art Foundation/Statens Kunstfonds, Knud HøjgaardsFond. Ellen og Knud Dalhoff Larsens Fond.
Prodused in VAK/ Vestsjællands Arbejdende Kunstværksteder
MINDCRAFT18 exhibition curated by Ditte Hammerstrøm
The movements of visitors are translated into data to control sound and video. The object (and the room around) turn into an instrument. The system is sensible to dynamics. We use custom-made software, programmed in C++.
Maria Koshenkova – glass object
Richard Deutsch – interactive environment, sound
Christian Vogel – programming
Maria Koshenkova – Contemporary Glass Sculptures & Installations | News
Cosmoscow 2020 with Marina Gisich Gallery
Powerful Presentation during the most important Russian Contemporary Art Fair of a leading Russian contemporary art gallery Marina Gisich with painters Petr Shvetsov and Kerim Ragimov
“FOLLOW ME ” part of The Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2020 at Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Copenhagen
https://kunsthalcharlottenborg. dk/en/exhibitions/charlottenborg-spring-exhibition-2020/
The 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art. Japan.”KOGEI as Contemporary Craft: Transcending Boundaries.”
2019 Crafted Matter at Cheongju Craft Biennale, South Korea
The Danish Arts Foundation presents Crafted Matter.Group show with selected 15 Danish designers and craftsmen, celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between Denmark and the Republic of Korea. Curation and exhibition design by Ditte Hammerstrøm.8. October- 17. November 2019
“Japan Retur” at A. PETERSEN Collection & Craft
October 5, 2018 – February 28, 2019 The exhibition is presented in collaboration with the Danish Arts Foundation, which has also supported all the projects in the exhibition.
STUDY solo Exhibition “Restrain & Release” Ebeltoft Glass Museum
On View from October 5th 2018 – januar 13th 2019 Photo@ Kurt Rodahl Hoppe
