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        “Strange and Twisted Love”: Researching Art Practices in Donbas through Collaborative Frames

        Victoria Donovan,Darya Tsymbalyuk 한국외국어대학교(글로벌캠퍼스) 러시아연구소 2021 REGION Vol.10 No.1

        From the production portraits of the Soviet avant-garde artists of the 1920s to the bleak depictions of failing Donbas monotowns in the cinema of the perestroika era, the landscapes and communities of Donbas have been repeat- edly depicted as exotic abstractions, to be wondered at, emulated, or feared by the rest of the nation. In our role as researchers of such practices, we might consider ourselves to stand outside of the frame, to be engaged in a process of objective deconstruction that exposes the mechanisms of power that inform the politics of representation. In this article, we take issue with this assumption, highlighting the researcher’s complicity in perpetuating subject-object dichot- omies, and thus inequalities of power, when we write about cultural represen- tations. We scrutinize our roles in constructing new frames for understanding a region whose cultural representations we engage in our writing, and espe- cially through our own practices of curating creative community engagement projects. Drawing on methods of reciprocal ethnography and collaborative writing, we espouse a more ethical, feminist approach to our topic, “writing with” rather than “writing about” the artists and practitioners whose curato- rial work has informed contemporary ideas of Donbas. We engage in dialogue with our interlocutors to collectively deconstruct our creative work on Donbas identities and explore our shared reactions to this process. In this way, we reflect on the mechanisms of framing and exclusion that we—as researchers, curators, and art practitioners—inevitably engage in our work.

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