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<\/h5>\n25 March \u2013 12 May 2019<\/h4>\nStroom<\/a>, The Hague<\/h4>\nCurated by Vasyl Cherepanyn, Visual Culture Research Center<\/h4>\n
The very basic idea of a united Europe was to establish peace on the continent \u2013 where there is Europe, there is peace. This task remains urgent on the political agenda. Yet the EU finds itself surrounded by a belt of wars at its south and east: in the face of technological developments and shifts in the geopolitical landscape, an ongoing hybrid war is establishing itself. Unlike \u2018conventional\u2019 warfare, hybrid warfare operates through image production, private armies, cyber warfare and political prisoners. In today\u2019s international status quo, a regime of hybrid peace prevails, where the hybrid nature of war affects political and social conditions far beyond the agents involved in the war alone.<\/p>\n
Vasyl Cheperanyn from Visual Culture Research Center (VCRC) presents the project Hybrid Peace<\/em> from 25 March \u2013 12 May 2019, staging installations, screenings, and discussions. Hybrid Peace<\/em> explores the politicality of truth through visual art and forensic knowledge. Over the course of a 7-week period, the project will develop in multiple thematic directions around the concept of hybrid peace. A work-in-progress exhibition will be constructed, unfolding the concept of hybridity and its entanglements in Stroom\u2019s exhibition space.<\/p>\nAlthough far removed from war zones, the Netherlands can now claim victims in the Russian \u2013 Ukrainian war through the MH17 tragedy. Cyber warfare means military ends are now met through the social means of image production and circulation. A surge of far-right populism has led to a perpetual state of exception for the migrants making their way to Europe through its borderlands. The Hague, City of Peace and Justice, should be at the forefront of recognizing the conditions of hybrid warfare, to imagine its alternative in the field of law, cultural production, and international relations.<\/p>\n
With the participation of: Yuriy Hrytsyna<\/strong> (Ukraine), Angelina Kariakina<\/strong> (Ukraine), Oleksiy Radynski<\/strong> (Ukraine), Hito Steyerl<\/strong> (Germany), and Artur \u017bmijewski<\/strong> (Poland).<\/p>\nEmblem by Uliana Bychenkova<\/strong>, animation by Oleksiy Romanenko<\/strong> (Ukraine).<\/p>\nHybrid Peace<\/em><\/strong> is initiated and realized by Vasyl Cherepanyn, VCRC.<\/strong><\/p>\nProject: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/activiteiten\/tentoonstelling.php?t_id=4628020<\/a><\/p>\nCuratorial statement: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/media\/HybridPeace_concept.pdf<\/a><\/p>\nSpecial events: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/paginas\/pagina.php?pa_id=7661853<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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25 March \u2013 12 May 2019 Stroom, The Hague Curated by Vasyl Cherepanyn, Visual Culture Research Center The very basic idea of a united Europe was to establish peace on the continent \u2013 where there is Europe, there is peace. … Continue reading
Curated by Vasyl Cherepanyn, Visual Culture Research Center<\/h4>\n
The very basic idea of a united Europe was to establish peace on the continent \u2013 where there is Europe, there is peace. This task remains urgent on the political agenda. Yet the EU finds itself surrounded by a belt of wars at its south and east: in the face of technological developments and shifts in the geopolitical landscape, an ongoing hybrid war is establishing itself. Unlike \u2018conventional\u2019 warfare, hybrid warfare operates through image production, private armies, cyber warfare and political prisoners. In today\u2019s international status quo, a regime of hybrid peace prevails, where the hybrid nature of war affects political and social conditions far beyond the agents involved in the war alone.<\/p>\n
Vasyl Cheperanyn from Visual Culture Research Center (VCRC) presents the project Hybrid Peace<\/em> from 25 March \u2013 12 May 2019, staging installations, screenings, and discussions. Hybrid Peace<\/em> explores the politicality of truth through visual art and forensic knowledge. Over the course of a 7-week period, the project will develop in multiple thematic directions around the concept of hybrid peace. A work-in-progress exhibition will be constructed, unfolding the concept of hybridity and its entanglements in Stroom\u2019s exhibition space.<\/p>\n Although far removed from war zones, the Netherlands can now claim victims in the Russian \u2013 Ukrainian war through the MH17 tragedy. Cyber warfare means military ends are now met through the social means of image production and circulation. A surge of far-right populism has led to a perpetual state of exception for the migrants making their way to Europe through its borderlands. The Hague, City of Peace and Justice, should be at the forefront of recognizing the conditions of hybrid warfare, to imagine its alternative in the field of law, cultural production, and international relations.<\/p>\n With the participation of: Yuriy Hrytsyna<\/strong> (Ukraine), Angelina Kariakina<\/strong> (Ukraine), Oleksiy Radynski<\/strong> (Ukraine), Hito Steyerl<\/strong> (Germany), and Artur \u017bmijewski<\/strong> (Poland).<\/p>\n Emblem by Uliana Bychenkova<\/strong>, animation by Oleksiy Romanenko<\/strong> (Ukraine).<\/p>\n Hybrid Peace<\/em><\/strong> is initiated and realized by Vasyl Cherepanyn, VCRC.<\/strong><\/p>\n Project: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/activiteiten\/tentoonstelling.php?t_id=4628020<\/a><\/p>\n Curatorial statement: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/media\/HybridPeace_concept.pdf<\/a><\/p>\n Special events: https:\/\/www.stroom.nl\/paginas\/pagina.php?pa_id=7661853<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" 25 March \u2013 12 May 2019 Stroom, The Hague Curated by Vasyl Cherepanyn, Visual Culture Research Center The very basic idea of a united Europe was to establish peace on the continent \u2013 where there is Europe, there is peace. … Continue reading