Daria Demekhina is a performance theory scholar, curator, co-founder of the Bureau of Performative Rituals, author of Zhizn kak performans [Life as Performance] podcast on Storytel.
Katya Kanke is a person with floating identification. She is a contemporary artist who works in a number of mediums (including photography, video, performance, and contemporary dance) to address the issues of motherhood and art communities. At the beginning of 2019, Kanke launched an Instagram gallery dedicated to friendly relationships with artists at a distance.
Olga Kroytor is an artist who teaches performance (including online classes). She has been nominated for the Sergey Kuryokhin Award in the field of contemporary art (2014) and the Kandinsky Prize in the Young Artist. Project of the Year category (2012), while also receiving the Kandinsky Prize (2015).
Olga Shirokostup is a curator and writer in the field of education and interdisciplinary projects; a researcher working with various mediums (including vocal practices, performance, mixed media). Co-author (with Alexey Markin and Ilia Yakovenko) of the research project To Whom Does the Avant-Garde Belong?
Aleksey Kohanov is a vocalist and sound artist whose practice spans across diverse areas of sound work, from sound design production to accompany the artist’s own performances to the creation of original music compositions and installations. Founder of Online Voice Lab—an education resource where voice practices are employed as a research tool to investigate virtual space.
Anastasia Mityushina is an art historian, curator of the public program at Garage.
