Yesterday's Sandwich af Boris Mikhailov

Photo: From the series "Yesterday’s Sandwich", 1966-68. © Boris Mikhailov, VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn. Courtesy Galerie Suzanne Tarasiève, Paris.

Tour: Ukrainian Diary – Photography by Boris Mikhailov from 1966 to the present day

ONLY FOR SEASON TICKET HOLDERS – Get up close and personal with Boris Mikhailov's complex and powerful works when photo curator Charlotte Præstegaard Schwartz tours the exhibition Ukrainian Diary.

Step into a world of conceptual art, hand-coloured photographs and social documentarism when photo curator Charlotte Præstegaard Schwartz shows around our new exhibition Ukrainian Diary – Photography by Boris Mikhailov from 1966 to today.

On this tour, you have the opportunity to experience the complex and powerful works of contemporary Ukrainian photographer Boris Mikhailov, who, with his artistic language, creates moving narratives about Soviet and post-Soviet history.

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