With support from ArtPower Belarus, extensive work was undertaken to preserve and catalogue the artistic legacy of Belarusian artist Ales Pushkin. The project involved processing an archive documenting his life and work and preparing the publication layout for a large-format art book of more than 250 pages.
The forthcoming publication will cover the main areas of Pushkin’s practice, including painting, graphic art, performance, sacred art, book illustration and public actions. Art historian Siarhei Khareuski wrote the foreword, while Ella Dzvinskaya contributed an overview of the artist’s religious work.
Another significant outcome was the development of the memorial website alespushkin.com, featuring approximately 300 works alongside interviews, research materials and recollections from contemporaries. The archival research also uncovered previously unknown or difficult-to-access materials, including private photographs, correspondence, audio recordings, documents and accounts by people who worked with Pushkin at different times.
