The Gogova Foundation is a non-profit organisation for the support of contemporary art and culture, founded by Mariana Guber-Gogova in 2016. The Foundation is committed to promoting emerging artists across the globe and organising non-commercial exhibitions. The Gogova Foundation has a dedicated residency program.
Selected projects: Observatory, a large-scale exhibition organised together with the Ministry of Culture of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic and the Austrian Cultural Forum in October 2016 that showcased the works by Russian and Austrian artists (Anna Titova, Timofey Radya, Eva Seiler, Irina Korina, Mikhail Mikhailov, Yuri Palmin, Alexandra Paperno, Svetlana Spirina, Svetlana Shuvaeva, and Eva Engelbert) alongside the curatorial project by Nikolay Boyadzhiev and Daria Kravchuk RATAN. 21.33. Backcasting Kardashev One, carried out by researchers from The Terraforming program of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design in April 2021.
Key functions:
– Promoting young Russian talent alongside artists from across the world.
– Organising non-commercial exhibitions, including those hosted at state institutions.
– Running art residencies for artists from different regions.
– Providing grants for young artists.
Selected projects: Observatory, a large-scale exhibition organised together with the Ministry of Culture of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic and the Austrian Cultural Forum in October 2016 that showcased the works by Russian and Austrian artists (Anna Titova, Timofey Radya, Eva Seiler, Irina Korina, Mikhail Mikhailov, Yuri Palmin, Alexandra Paperno, Svetlana Spirina, Svetlana Shuvaeva, and Eva Engelbert) alongside the curatorial project by Nikolay Boyadzhiev and Daria Kravchuk RATAN. 21.33. Backcasting Kardashev One, carried out by researchers from The Terraforming program of the Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design in April 2021.
Key functions:
– Promoting young Russian talent alongside artists from across the world.
– Organising non-commercial exhibitions, including those hosted at state institutions.
– Running art residencies for artists from different regions.
– Providing grants for young artists.
