»In Belarusian culture in exile, our bullets are not symbols–but meanings!«
Olga Bubich
Journalist,
Photographer,
Translator,
Lecturer,
Curator
Olga Bubich is a Belarusian journalist, photographer, lecturer and curator.
She is the author of three books with the latest one decidated to the topic of memory and memory censorship. Her articles and essays were published in Stern, Eurozine, Versopolis, Blaetter, Die Presse, the IWPR and other European media. She is currently an ICORN fellow, based in Berlin as a writer in exile.
Works
The Art of (not) Forgetting
for four voices and video
Anything Multiplied by Zero Gets Destroyed
It is in silence where the most evil things are done
Shuma on the Choir Cures
singing that heals
Interview about »A Place« performance
Collective inaction
on »memory plants«
Interview with the writer hanna yankuta
LIMINARIUM
My Great-granddad Saw the Statue of Liberty,
or family memory that gain the voice century later
when monuments can not speak
