Events / Katherine Younger

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	Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact	Sun, 03.12.2023	Panels and Discussions	Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Roman Liubyi, Stephane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko	Buy a ticket here	Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact Sun, 03.12.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Roman Liubyi, Stephane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko Series: Panels and Discussions The discussion titled "Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact" explored the pivotal role of documentaries in preserving and disseminating the truth in the face of adversity Read more
Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact Sun, 03.12.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Roman Liubyi, Stephane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko Series: Panels and Discussions The discussion titled "Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact" explored the pivotal role of documentaries in preserving and disseminating the truth in the face of adversity Read more
	20 Days in Mariupol	Sun, 03.12.2023	Visual and Performing Arts	Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Stéphane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko, Roman Liubyi		20 Days in Mariupol Sun, 03.12.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Stéphane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko, Roman Liubyi Series: Visual and Performing Arts The 2023 Ukraine´s entry for the Oscar reveals the fate of Ukrainian journalists in the embattled harbour city of Mariupol. After the screening, there was a discussion on "Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact". Read more
20 Days in Mariupol Sun, 03.12.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerAlisa Kovalenko, Stéphane Siohan, Kseniya Kharchenko, Roman Liubyi Series: Visual and Performing Arts The 2023 Ukraine´s entry for the Oscar reveals the fate of Ukrainian journalists in the embattled harbour city of Mariupol. After the screening, there was a discussion on "Documentaries as a Fragile Shelter for Truth, Responsibility, and Impact". Read more
	Once Upon a Time in Ukraine	Tue, 12.09.2023	Lecture	Katherine Younger Sasha Dovzhyk		Once Upon a Time in Ukraine Tue, 12.09.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Sasha Dovzhyk Series: Lecture Sasha Dovzhyk read from her creative nonfiction collection Once Upon a Time in Ukraine: Tales of Full-scale Resistance (in progress) and spoke about the role of storytelling amidst the all-out war. Read more

	Liberty after Liberalism: Emancipatory Struggles in Ukrainian Journalism, 1998-2021	Mon, 10.07.2023	Lecture	Katherine Younger Mary Kaldor Taras Fedirko Timothy Snyder		Liberty after Liberalism: Emancipatory Struggles in Ukrainian Journalism, 1998-2021 Mon, 10.07.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Mary Kaldor Taras Fedirko Timothy Snyder Series: Lecture This talk traced the emergence and transformation of a movement for the reform of Ukrainian journalism in 1998-2021 in order to explore the rise of an anti-oligarchic liberalism and its effects on civic conflicts in pre-invasion Ukraine. Read more
Liberty after Liberalism: Emancipatory Struggles in Ukrainian Journalism, 1998-2021 Mon, 10.07.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Mary Kaldor Taras Fedirko Timothy Snyder Series: Lecture This talk traced the emergence and transformation of a movement for the reform of Ukrainian journalism in 1998-2021 in order to explore the rise of an anti-oligarchic liberalism and its effects on civic conflicts in pre-invasion Ukraine. Read more
	Art Criticism during Wartime: Why Not Everything is a Cultural Policy	Mon, 03.07.2023	Seminars and Colloquia	Anna Kaluher Katherine Younger		Art Criticism during Wartime: Why Not Everything is a Cultural Policy Mon, 03.07.2023 Speakers: Anna Kaluher Katherine Younger Series: Seminars and Colloquia What does art criticism mean during wartime? How does decolonization manifest within Ukrainian art criticism in 2022–2023? What are the risks of limiting ourselves to the diplomatic function of cultural policy realization, even if it seems to be the only viable option for action? These questions were explored during this Fellows Colloquium. Read more
Art Criticism during Wartime: Why Not Everything is a Cultural Policy Mon, 03.07.2023 Speakers: Anna Kaluher Katherine Younger Series: Seminars and Colloquia What does art criticism mean during wartime? How does decolonization manifest within Ukrainian art criticism in 2022–2023? What are the risks of limiting ourselves to the diplomatic function of cultural policy realization, even if it seems to be the only viable option for action? These questions were explored during this Fellows Colloquium. Read more
	Exhibition Soft Opening: Bearing Witness to War	Fri, 26.05.2023	Exhibition	Katherine YoungerKseniya Kharchenko		Exhibition Soft Opening: Bearing Witness to War Fri, 26.05.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerKseniya Kharchenko Series: Exhibition Documenting Ukraine program at the IWM, in cooperation with Bildrecht, presents the exhibition Documenting Ukraine: Bearing Witness to War, which will take place at the Bildraum Studio from 3 June till 1 July 2023. Read more
Exhibition Soft Opening: Bearing Witness to War Fri, 26.05.2023 Speakers: Katherine YoungerKseniya Kharchenko Series: Exhibition Documenting Ukraine program at the IWM, in cooperation with Bildrecht, presents the exhibition Documenting Ukraine: Bearing Witness to War, which will take place at the Bildraum Studio from 3 June till 1 July 2023. Read more
	Ukraine Testifies	Wed, 03.05.2023	Visual and Performing Arts	Katherine Younger Nataliya Gumenyuk		Ukraine Testifies Wed, 03.05.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Nataliya Gumenyuk Series: Visual and Performing Arts The Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) and its program Documenting Ukraine is happy to announce the launch of an event series together with this human world – International Human Rights Film Festival. The first event, organized in cooperation with The Reckoning Project, featured a special screening of Ukrainian short films documenting war crimes during the Russo-Ukrainian War. Read more
Ukraine Testifies Wed, 03.05.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Nataliya Gumenyuk Series: Visual and Performing Arts The Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) and its program Documenting Ukraine is happy to announce the launch of an event series together with this human world – International Human Rights Film Festival. The first event, organized in cooperation with The Reckoning Project, featured a special screening of Ukrainian short films documenting war crimes during the Russo-Ukrainian War. Read more
	IWM at the Leipzig Book Fair: Ukrainian Writers at War	Sat, 29.04.2023	Panels and Discussions	Artem Chapeye Katherine Younger		IWM at the Leipzig Book Fair: Ukrainian Writers at War Sat, 29.04.2023 Speakers: Artem Chapeye Katherine Younger Series: Panels and Discussions How to put down on paper the experiences and emotions of defending one’s country. This conversation with Artem Chapeye explored the perspectives and insights gained from a new life in uniform. Read more
IWM at the Leipzig Book Fair: Ukrainian Writers at War Sat, 29.04.2023 Speakers: Artem Chapeye Katherine Younger Series: Panels and Discussions How to put down on paper the experiences and emotions of defending one’s country. This conversation with Artem Chapeye explored the perspectives and insights gained from a new life in uniform. Read more
	Non-Territorial Autonomy and National Minorities in Interwar Europe	Mon, 20.02.2023	Seminars and Colloquia	Börries Kuzmany Katherine Younger Marina Germane		Non-Territorial Autonomy and National Minorities in Interwar Europe Mon, 20.02.2023 Speakers: Börries Kuzmany Katherine Younger Marina Germane Series: Seminars and Colloquia This talk examined the concept of non-territorial autonomy (NTA) as a common ideological platform shared by numerous ethnic minorities in interwar Europe, with a particular focus on Jews and Germans. Through a reflection upon the advantages and pitfalls of NTA, Marina Germane explored the limits to minorities’ cooperation in a world of nation-states. Read more
Non-Territorial Autonomy and National Minorities in Interwar Europe Mon, 20.02.2023 Speakers: Börries Kuzmany Katherine Younger Marina Germane Series: Seminars and Colloquia This talk examined the concept of non-territorial autonomy (NTA) as a common ideological platform shared by numerous ethnic minorities in interwar Europe, with a particular focus on Jews and Germans. Through a reflection upon the advantages and pitfalls of NTA, Marina Germane explored the limits to minorities’ cooperation in a world of nation-states. Read more
	Bearing Witness to War	Wed, 08.02.2023	Exhibition	Katherine Younger Timothy Snyder Volodymyr Yermolenko		Bearing Witness to War Wed, 08.02.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Timothy Snyder Volodymyr Yermolenko Series: Exhibition With 200 projects now funded by the Documenting Ukraine program, this event was designed to highlight the work of the Documenting Ukraine grantees and present early results from the program. It was an opportunity for grantees and round table participants to network with the wider IWM community. The evening brought together a variety of interested publics, including those who influence opinion and craft policy, to foster a greater understanding of both the program and the work of those it supports, who are bearing witness to war. The evening also included the opening of a preview exhibition of art and photography from Documenting Ukraine projects. From eight artists working in different media, the exhibition is a preview of a larger exhibition to take place later in 2023. Read more
Bearing Witness to War Wed, 08.02.2023 Speakers: Katherine Younger Timothy Snyder Volodymyr Yermolenko Series: Exhibition With 200 projects now funded by the Documenting Ukraine program, this event was designed to highlight the work of the Documenting Ukraine grantees and present early results from the program. It was an opportunity for grantees and round table participants to network with the wider IWM community. The evening brought together a variety of interested publics, including those who influence opinion and craft policy, to foster a greater understanding of both the program and the work of those it supports, who are bearing witness to war. The evening also included the opening of a preview exhibition of art and photography from Documenting Ukraine projects. From eight artists working in different media, the exhibition is a preview of a larger exhibition to take place later in 2023. Read more