Join us for an insightful episode in which we spotlight <a href="https://framerframed.nl/en/mensen/ukrainatv/">UKRAiNATV</a>, a groundbreaking project featured in the current <a href="https://framerframed.nl/search/UKRAINA">Really: Art and Knowledge in Times of Crisis </a>exhibition at Framer Framed.
UKRAiNATV is a multichannel streaming hub, recording studio, and local network born in the crucible of the Ukraine-Russia war. Our guests, the creators of UKRAiNATV, share their experiences developing this platform amidst geopolitical turmoil.
We explore how they use digital tools to connect artists and audiences across borders, navigating the challenges and unexpected inspirations arising from conflict. The platform&#39;s emphasis on personal narratives humanises the war experience for global viewers, fostering a sense of connection and understanding. This episode explores how digital art and storytelling serve as potent tools for activism and fostering cross-cultural understanding.

#19 - Digital Doppelgangers: Art and the Failure of Facial Recognition

The Framer Framed Podcast offers a behind-the-scenes look at the exhibitions, the curators, the events, Werkplaats Molenwijk, the archives and more.

Framer Framed is a platform for contemporary art, visual culture, and critical theory &amp; practice. Each year the organisation presents a variety of exhibitions in collaboration with both emerging and established international curators and artists. An extensive public program is organised alongside these exhibitions in order to shed light on the topics concerned, and provide a wide range of perspectives. With this common space for dialogue.