Ukraine: Security Guarantees
Zhanna Kadyrova, Natalka Dyachenko, Pavel Sterec, Max Maslo
Arsenale
Campo de la Tana, 2169, CA 30124
May 9 - September 27: 11am-7pm (last admission 6:45pm); September 29 - November 22: 10am-6pm (last admission 5:45pm); Arsenale Fridays & Saturdays until 8pm (last admission 7:45pm, through September 26); Closed Mondays except May 11, June 1, September 7, November 16
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The Ukrainian Pavilion project raises the issue of unfulfilled security guarantees, for which Ukraine gave up its nuclear arsenal in 1996. The project also reflects on the fragility of peace and the resilience of the Ukrainian people. The project in Venice will unfold across two locations: the sculpture will be exhibited in a public space at Riva Ca' di Dio. The second part of the exhibition will take place in the Ukrainian Pavilion at the Arsenale (Sale d'Armi, building A, 1st floor). It will feature archival materials related to the Budapest Memorandum, as well as video documentation of the sculpture's evacuation and its journey to Venice, created with the participation of Natalka Dyachenko, Pavel Sterec, and Max Maslo.