Dmytro Krishovsky: Heritage of Resistance: Heavyweight Graphics of War
@ Chicago Grand Gallery
2842 W Chicago Ave, Chicago, IL 60622
On view through Wednesday, November 6th
Chicago Grand Gallery is honored to host “Heritage of Resistance: Heavyweight Graphics of War,” a striking new exhibition by acclaimed Ukrainian graphic artist Dmytro Krishovsky. The show will open on October 6th, 2024, with a reception from 5 PM to 9 PM at Chicago Grand Gallery, 2842 W Chicago Ave. The exhibition will feature 30 unique works that reflect on war, resilience, and the powerful role of cultural identity in the face of conflict.
Krishovsky’s work, known for its intricate detail and profound symbolism, explores the scars war leaves on individuals and nations. Through his complex graphic art, he documents the harsh realities of war while celebrating the strength of cultural memory and resistance. Krishovsky’s figures, dressed in forgotten traditional costumes and adorned with ancient symbols, serve as metaphors for survival, resilience, and the deep connection between people and their land. This exhibition is a vivid reflection of the ongoing war in Ukraine, blending historical elements with the urgent modern-day struggle for survival and identity.
About the Artist
Dmytro Krishovsky was born in 1988 in Korsun-Shevchenkivskyi, Cherkasy region. He studied at Cherkasy State Business College and the National Academy of Culture and Arts Managers in Kyiv. A finalist in the Object Art Prize (2020) and winner of the Second All-Ukrainian Levkas Biennial (2021), Krishovsky is widely recognized as one of Ukraine’s top young graphic artists. His work has been exhibited internationally, including in Germany, the USA, and Scotland, and is held in private collections across Europe and North America. He is a member of the Union of Free Artists and currently lives and works in Kyiv.
Curated by Luna Prysiazhniuk
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