Through works that bring together objects, movement, or the living body, The Paradox of Stillness explores the intersections between performance and visual art. (more…)
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Calvert 22
Foundation / Art Space
The mission of the Calvert 22 Foundation is to nurture and celebrate the contemporary culture and creativity of the New East – eastern Europe, the Balkans, Russia and Central Asia – enriching perceptions of the region and furthering international understanding.
Calvert 22 Foundation is a not-for-profit organization committed to dialogue and discovery, to the development of international creative networks, and to the role of learning and education as the basis for knowledge sharing and institutional exchange.
Calvert 22 Space
Our London headquarters hosts seasonal programmes, events, talks and screenings for a first-hand experience of the contemporary culture and creativity of the New East.
Calvert 22 Space’s main objective is to nurture cultural links and showcase the very best in contemporary thought and expression from the region.
The Calvert Journal
Our award-winning online magazine has established itself as the leading authority on contemporary culture, creativity and travel in the New East region.
The Calvert Journal delivers a daily briefing on travel, art, design, film, architecture and fashion through a mix of reportage, interviews, photography and video developed with the help of locally-stationed contributors and a London-based team of journalists.
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Zuza Krajewska
Authored Articles
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