- From the socialist contemplation and regeneration of the body via the vaucher to exclusivity of health and post-Soviet rituals: in this way the development of sanatorium and health institutions in Eastern Europe could be described. WH!PH! wants to use the infrastructure of the post-Soviet sanatorium (oxygen cocktails and pearl baths) and to discuss rest, laziness and non-productivity, physical and mental health, illness and toxicity, physical and cognitive regeneration practices, pharma-industrial complex.
Author: Aleksei Borisionok
- A novel topos of post-socialist curatorial imaginary that combines an impulse to revisit, a modernist architectural taste, left nostalgia, and collectivism.
If left museology aestheticized regional exhibition-making, then a will to curate sanatoria poeticizes past collective utopias reflected in architectures and orders of gone dispositifs of leisure.
By inserting into them current labor, ecological, therapeutic, bodily, athletic, and culinary concerns, the revisited sanatorium explores commonalities and shifts in the regimes of discipline and/or control characteristic of political economies and naturecultures of the historical socialism and the neoliberal present.
Author: Egor Sofronov
Author: Aleksei Borisionok, Egor Sofronov
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Anna Shcherbyna
sports interest,
affective labour,
practices of ourselves,
intimate interfaces,
joy acceleration,
extensions,
pharmachoreography,
sanatorium,
rhythm,
alienation,
repetition
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Lina Miadzvedzeva and Maksim Karpitski
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Jozi Stolet and Polina Shilkinite
mother-machine,
intimate interfaces,
from the future at the present,
cyberfeminism,
digital proletariat,
contingency,
irla: an ideal rejection letter to an artist,
extensions,
sanatorium,
self-destructing structures,
speculative synthesis,
tongue and teeth of creativity,
htp,
care virus
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Tanja Setsko
path stop,
practices of ourselves,
affective labour,
left melancholy,
production drama,
dispersed collectivity,
contingency,
irla: an ideal rejection letter to an artist,
extensions,
pharmachoreography,
protocols of self-organisation,
sanatorium,
alienation,
weak disease,
intoxication,
care virus
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Lena Klabukova
corridor anomalies,
quick knowledge,
extractive capitalism,
desire,
intimate interfaces,
mother-machine,
oriental retromania,
practices of ourselves,
psychodata,
sports interest,
practice of small movements,
extensions,
national academy of sciences as witch,
sanatorium,
great stone,
intoxication,
care virus
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Masha Kotlyachkova
quick knowledge,
all to all,
yesterday's unalienated celebration,
dacha,
desire,
practices of ourselves,
sports interest,
practice of small movements,
extensions,
pharmachoreography,
sanatorium,
intoxication,
care virus
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atom
8-BIT DESIRE,
yesterday's unalienated celebration,
dacha,
intimate interfaces,
practices of ourselves,
object,
path stop,
spontaneous grassroots alternative,
sports interest,
exploitation of hidden motivation,
joy acceleration,
extensions,
sanatorium,
alienation,
rhythm
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Alisa Oleva
alienation,
weak disease,
intoxication,
care virus,
affective labour,
corridor anomalies,
extensions,
intimate interfaces,
object,
outsourcing,
pharmachoreography,
practice of small movements,
sanatorium,
terror of relationship
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Arina Nesterova, Nikita Nechaev
rhythm,
weak disease,
intoxication,
care virus,
all to all,
corridor anomalies,
h o o o o o o w w w w w l,
irla: an ideal rejection letter to an artist,
national academy of sciences as witch,
pharmachoreography,
practices of ourselves,
sanatorium
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eeefff
repetition,
care virus,
coincidance,
weak disease,
intoxication,
all to all,
corridor anomalies,
digital proletariat,
dispersed collectivity,
outsourcing,
protocols of self-organisation,
production drama,
sanatorium
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Kirila Cvetkovska, Vera Zalutskaya
rhythm,
weak disease,
care virus,
8-BIT DESIRE,
corridor anomalies,
dacha,
digital proletariat,
path stop,
practices of ourselves,
practice of small movements,
protocols of self-organisation,
sanatorium,
tongue and teeth of creativity
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Uliana Bychenkova, Aliaxey Talstou, Tatiana Efrussi
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corridor anomalies, quick knowledge, extractive capitalism, desire, intimate interfaces, mother-machine, oriental retromania, practices of ourselves, psychodata, sports interest, practice of small movements, extensions, national academy of sciences as witch, sanatorium, great stone, intoxication, care virus
