Marina Naprushkina, The Office for Anti-Propaganda
Her diverse artistic practice includes video, performance, drawings, installation, and text. Her work engages with current political and social issues.
Naprushkina is mostly working outside of institutional spaces, in cooperation with people, communities and activist organizations. Naprushkina is focusing on creating new formats, structures, and organizations based on self-organization overlap in theory and practice.
Naprushkina participated a.o. at the Kyiv Biennale (2017), the 7th Berlin Biennale (2011), 11th International Istanbul Biennale (2009). Her work has been featured in exhibitions at Tallinn Art Hall (2018), Arsenal Gallery, Bialystok (2017), Wiener Festwochen (2016), Brooklyn Museum (2016), Museum of Modern Art Warsaw (2015), Zachęta National Gallery of Art, Warsaw (2014), Centro Cultural Sao Paulo (2014), Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw (2013), Neuer Berliner Kunstverein (2013), calvert22, London (2013), SALT, Istanbul (2012), Moderna Gelerija Ljubljana (2012), BAK, Utrecht (2012).
Since 2016 Naprushkina is lecturer at *foundationClass, Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee in Berlin.
Neue Nachbarschaft //Moabit (New neighborhood//Moabit)
Refugees‘ Library ( 2013- 2019, an archive on courtroom sketches dedicated to asylum and migration politics)
Neue Nachbarschaft//Studio 26
Platform for art as a tool for political and social action / for people with and without a refugee background / all ages
Беларусь//Институт Будущего (Belarus//The Institute of the Future): series of lectures and workshops dedicated to politic, art and feminism, held by artists and activists in Minsk, Belarus.