Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya: “Today, Ales Pushkin would have turned 60. The artist left behind a living creative legacy and a presence that deeply resonates in our cultural memory. Ales expressed his love for Belarus through his works and actions – bold, sincere, and full of human dignity. The regime tortured Ales to death behind bars but his art, spirit, and courage continue to inspire Belarusians.
An exhibition titled ‘Zastattsa / Zostać’ [To Stay] is opening in Warsaw in memory of Ales and the values he conveyed through his art. I intend to visit the exhibition and would be glad to see you there so that we can remember our artist together. It’s a chance to reconnect with those who still speak through art and to support Belarusian creators who have not lost their voice even in exile”.
Read more about the the exhibition on Instagram @pushkinart and the website: alespushkin.com
The exhibition will run from August 6 to 20 in the courtyard of the Free Belarus Museum (Foksal 11, Warsaw). Admission is free. The opening ceremony will take place on August 6 at 19:00.
