tatiana baskakova

clay artist | printmaker | educator

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  • Southwark Park Galleries, Annual Open Exhibition 2023

    Southwark Park Galleries, Annual Open Exhibition 2023

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    Pleased to share that 2 of my pieces will be on show in Southwark Park Gallery. Remeber when…, 2023 and Za wolność, 2023 are some of the latest piees from this year that I am happy about.

  • TKO – Nunhead Art Trail, September 2017

    TKO – Nunhead Art Trail, September 2017

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    TKO is a set of new ceramic pieces that came about as a mediation on circuit training and boxing practice. It is a study of material and technical aspects of clay and ceramics. Boxing and gym exercise is a a self-forming process that happens though persistence and repetition, clay is a forming process that changes…

  • Mail art

    Mail art

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    Storming the Winter Palace, 2013 was made and presented in Showroom, London as a result of print on demand workshop. 30 copies were distributed internationally though by mail. The book is complied of a series of A4 Photocopies, 10 pages in total, all chosen from a book with full text and some slides of Guy…

  • Exploring a vessel form in terracotta

    Exploring a vessel form in terracotta

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    After 2 initial years of exploring ceramics, and establishing a working process for our studio I finally had time to focus on my own work in 2016, and started explore making and vessel-form.

  • SE14 Punchlines – 11 June, Ladette Space

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    My new performance work ‘SE14 Punchlines’ will be on show at Nomad Art School event in Ladette Space, which is a part of AntiUniversity Now event. Rather exciting, so come and see it alongside a fresh line-up of mostly locally based artists doing some educational stuff… I am on Sunday 6pm. Programme starts at 2:30pm.…

  • Cooperative banners

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      Summer 2015 December 2014 June 2014   Series of banners made for Ceramics Studio Co-op, a workshop and artists studio in New Cross, South London that operates as an artist-run worker co-operative. Ceramics Studio Co-op was co-founded by Tatiana Baskakova and her sister Anna Baskakova in 2014. These series function as an ongoing tool…

  • Artists’ and Cultural Workers’ Dinner: Cultural Work and Urban Displacement

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    During the ArtLicks weekend, alongside Nomad School and Houserules’ new project The Guided Tour Daniella Valz Gen and myself hosted Artists’ and Cultural Workers’ Dinner at the Field, a community space and a social centre at New Cross that I have been involved in since summer 2014. We have cooked together dahl and a crumble.…

  • Holding Cell, De Beauvoir Residency, 2015

    Holding Cell, De Beauvoir Residency, 2015

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    The online camera was installed in a shed in a Dalston flat where artists made work for a week negotiating working hours with the hosts. Reacting on the corner camera this project reenacts in child-scale experience of being held in a police station cell after Tower Hamelts arrest of 287 in 2013.

  • Walk though the sites of revolutionary thinking

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    With kind support from Pushkin House. Programme curated by Elena Zaytseva. November 2013 “Tatiana Baskakova invites you to join her on a walk though the sites formerly inhabited by Russian revolutionaries. Figures like Kropotkin, Kollontai, Lenin, Trotsky, Herzen and others chose London as their place to organize and publish more than a century ago. Based…

  • Lecture about Lenin

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    Lecture about Lenin is a site-specific performance and sculpture work made for presentation in the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, the lobby of its London office. The 15 minute speech focused on the difficulty of the representation of the revolutionary and actuality of his image in relation to today’s world. The project was documented…