Speaking in a loud voice: Armenia, how are you? Photographer's visit after 10 years

wtorek, 17 września 2013

Armenia, how are you? Photographer's visit after 10 years

One of Sputnik Photos photographers, Jan Brykczyński, is visiting Armenia after 10 years. This is how the country was at that time. What will the future bring? More of old the materials here.
Together with Andrei Liankevich and Michał Łuczak they will conduct a workshop in Yerevan soon. Stay tuned.

photos: J.Brykczyński

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About the project

Project will focus on workshops for emerging photographers and journalists in Armenia, Georgia and Moldova, that will facilitate the unique know-how collective work among young artists and civil society activists.
We would like to act through bringing together renown photographers and journalists from V4 countries as well as through building a vast network of NGOs, companies, scholars, artists around EaP and V4 countries.
Project supported by Visegrad Fund.

Photographers participating in the project:
Adam Pańczuk
Agnieszka Rayss
Andrei Liankevich
Andrej Balco
Ilkin Huseynov
Jan Brykczyński
Michał Łuczak
Rafał Milach

Partners of the project

Let us present the great partners of the project, both from V4 countries and from Caucasus:

ARMENIA: PanARMENIAN Network NGO
Established in May of 2009, PanARMENIAN Photo is the leading news & creative photography agency in Armenia with its coverage, efficiency, level of expertise, diversity and recognition. The photo agency not only covers all major social-political, business, cultural and sport events happening in the country, but also presents reports from all around the world via its international photographers.
www.panarmenian.net

CZECH REPUBLIC: People in Need
The People in Need foundation was established in 1992 by a group of war reporters and foreign correspondents who were no longer satisfied with bringing back information to the Czech Republic; instead, they began sending out aid. It gradually became established as a professional humanitarian organisation focused on providing aid to crisis areas and supporting adherence to human rights around the world. Over the past 20 years, it has grown into one of the biggest non-profit organisations in Central Europe and has also become active in the field of education as well as helping those living in social exclusion.
www.clovekvtisni.cz

GEORGIA: Center of Contemporary Art – Tbilisi
Center of Contemporary Art –Tbilisi (CCA-Tbilisi) is an independent, nonprofit organization. The main goal of CCA-Tbilisi is to support the development of contemporary art in Georgia and in Caucasus region as well. CCA-Tbilisi works on contextualization of contemporary visual culture and help Georgian and international artists to effectively present creative production to local and international audiences.
www.facebook.com/CCA.Tbilisi

HUNGARY: Studio of Young Photographers

MOLDOVA: MediArt Dialog
Mediart Dialog facilitation in strengthening of capacities of traditional mass media, development of digital technologies and network communications in promotion of classical and modern arts, assisting in creation of common platform in presenting, popularization, dissemination, propaganda of cultural issues.
mediartdialog.wordpress.com

MOLDOVA: ART PLATFORMA
ART PLATFORMA is an NGO promoting and strengthening cultural resources in Moldova through lounching and developing a unique cultural space that would cover different aspects of art and culture, such as literature, photography, visual arts, cinema, music. Our aim is to support and promote cultural diversity, especially bringing social aspect into artistic life of Moldova.
www.artploshadka.wordpress.com

SLOVAKIA: Open Society Foundation
www.osf.sk