10-25 September 2026, open Wednesdays-Sundays, 12:00-17:00
Generator Projects, Dundee, 25/26 Mid Wynd Industrial Estate, Dundee, DD1 4JG
The Centre for Contemporary Art and the Centre of Art & Politics and are thrilled to host Everything for Everybody. This exhibit unites works by contemporary artists exploring the politics and practices of archiving – Katya Buchatska, Lia Dostlieva, Sophia Gera and Kamila Yanar, Yana Kononova, Elias Parvulesco, Adrian Pepe, Clemens Poole, Selma Selman, Tako Taal and Ola Yeriemieieva – alongside two archives from the UK and Ukraine brought together through a British Council project: the Franki Raffles Photography Collection at the University of St Andrews and the Mykola Bilokon photographic archives held by the Pokrovsk Historical Museum. In doing so, this Generator Projects Takeover exhibition thinks about shifting archival landscapes, asking: whose stories are we archiving now, and for whom?
All are welcome to join the opening weekend events, all at Generator Projects:
Exhibition Opening and Curators’ Tour
Thursday 10 September 2026
18:00-20:30; Talks c. 19:00
Free, no need to book.
Artists and Curators in Conversation: Katya Buchatska, Natasha Chychasova, Clemens Poole and Tako Taal
Friday 11 September 2026
17:00-19:00
Free, no need to book.
Our Housing Histories Workshop with Joey Simons and Kaya Fraser
Sunday 13 September 2026
12.30-15:30
Join us for this creative workshop to examine how the home can act as an archive of personal and political change. Free but please sign up via Eventbrite.
The exhibition was first presented at the Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture (DCCC) as part of the Kyiv Biennial. Supported by the University of St Andrews, British Council Ukraine and British Council Scotland. Curatorial group: Natasha Chychasova, Victoria Donovan, Catherine Spencer, Kateryna Rusetska. Poster images © Franki Raffles Estate, all rights reserved. Courtesy of University of St Andrews Libraries and Museums and Edinburgh Napier University and Pokrovsk Historical Museum / Urban Media Archive / Center for Urban History.