In a talk and discussion accompanying the exhibition, Tomasz Kulbowski, director and originator of the Eastreet project, will share insights into the process of curating the Eastreet project, ideas behind the selection of photos, as well as the documentary photography in Eastern Europe in general.
Four curators, namely Aleksander Bochenek, Joanna Kinowska, Kulbowski, and Grzegorz Ostrega, selected 100 photos taken in 20 countries to be presented in the form of the exhibition and a dedicated photo book.
The photographers are Basia Abramowicz, Semyon Aleschenko, Ana Alexandrescu, Andre Alves, Penelope Ambert, Bianca Benisch, Oliwia Beszczynska, Nik Brezginov, Tetyana Bunyak, Taras Bychko, Beatriz Calafell, Yulia Chervinska, Ewa Chodzicka, Magda Chodownik, Maciej Dakowicz, Nikolay Dutkin, Garry Efimov, Dmitry Ermakov, Baltazar Fajto, Andrey Gontarev, Anna B Gregorczyk, Daniel Gnap, Wojciech Grzedzinski, Clarisse Guichard, Dan Gutu, Diane Hion, Ihor Hora, Jamie Howard, Julie Hrudova, Alejandro Ilukewitsch, Dariusz Jasak, Pawel Jedrusik, Zisis Kardianos, Alexander Kazantsev, Ivan Kleymenov, Ania Klosek, Nikos Konidaris, Lukasz Kotecki, Vaggelis Kousioras, Marcin Lewandowski, Andrew Loochnikov, Jacek Lagowski, Dariusz Madzinski, Karol Malec, Tymon Markowski, Gregory Michenaud, Marcin Miroslawski, Dmitry Muzalev, Alex Naanou, Boris Nemeth, Konstancja Nowina Konopka, Paul Osipoff, Gabriela Popa, Maciej Rerek, Eleni Rimantonaki, Thomas Schell, Andrey Semenov, Anna Serkova, Leonid Shadevsky, Ilya Shtutsa, Vasilis Spagouros, Stavros Stamatiou, Ruth Stoltenberg, Elena Subach, Simona Supino, Adrian Svec, Jacek Szust, Karol Szymkowiak, Hajdu Tamas, Nikita Teryoshin, John Trifonopoulos, Darya Trofimova, Jakub Wysocki, Lukas Vasilikos, Roman Yarovitcyn, Eugene Yefremov, Jegor Zaika, Artem Zhitenev, and Peter Zeglis.
Find out more at http://eastreet.eu/, or http://luciefoundation.org/houseoflucie/.
