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    • Ferocious Love
    • I Hear You
    • No Ordinary Protest
    • The Chalk Factory
    • Ain’t Got No Fear
    • The Endeavour
    • Children of Unquiet
    • SeaWomen
    • Sounds from Beneath
    • The Highflyer
    • Xenon
    • The Shape of Breath
    • For you, only you
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The Guardian News: The Observer on Sunday

The Guardian recommends Mikhail Karikis’s solo exhibition at Tate Liverpool “Ferocious Love”. By Laura Cumming, 26/Jul/2020.    

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Ferocious Love

Ferocious Love

In the face of adversity, what might bring us together? The need for water, competition, the desire for human touch, communal singing or mutual…

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I HEAR YOU: BBC News Feature

BBC News features Mikhail Karikis’s project I Hear You and highlights the work of carers of people with complex needs. Doreen Sexton, a carer…

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Film London Jarman Award 2019

Mikhail Karikis shortlisted for the 2019 Film London Derek Jarman Award.

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I Hear You

I Hear You (installation)

‘I Hear You’ is a five-channel audiovisual installation which features caregivers, each listening attentively and communicating with a non-verbal neuro-diverse person they care for…

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No Ordinary Protest

No Ordinary Protest (installation documentation)

Installation documentation of part one of Mikhail Karikis’ project No Ordinary Protest premiered in his solo exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery in London (Aug ’18…

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No Ordinary Protest

No Ordinary Protest (the film)

Working across film, sound and performance, Mikhail Karikis’ project adopts the children’s science fiction novel ‘The Iron Woman’ (1993) by the British writer and…

Mikhail Karikis’ interview on “No Ordinary Protest” (2018)
No Ordinary Protest

Mikhail Karikis’ interview on “No Ordinary Protest” (2018)

– Ferocious Love – TATE Liverpool

Ferocious Love is a new ambitious audio-visual installation at Tate Liverpool created by Mikhail Karikis to reflect on young people’s perspectives on an uncertain future in the face of environmental adversity. Commissioned by TATE and Birmingham City University: Tate Liverpool 26 July - 23 Nov 2020.

BFI London Film Festival 2020

A special single-screen edit of Mikhail Karikis's Tate & BCU commission "Ferocious Love" is in the official selection of the 64th London Film Festival 2020 hosted by the British Film Institute. Karikis's film can be watched freely on the BFI player.

Mon Trésor-Europe’s treasure in Saarland (DE)

Mikhail Karikis's work features in this year's edition of Mon Trésor-Europe's treasure in Saarland curated by Frank Kraemer. 8 Nov 2020 - 27 Jun 2021

Riga Biennial of Contemporary Art 2020

Initially planned to open in Spring with a five-month duration, Riga Biennial of Contemporary Art 2020 is transformed into a feature film with the exhibition being its film set. Titled "AND SUDDENLY IT ALL BLOSSOMS", the Biennial grew out of the urge to change our way of inhabiting the world through reaching out to other voices, sensibilities, and ways of making relationships. For more information, refer to the Biennial's website: RIBOCA 2020, 20 Aug - 13 Sep 2020

For Many Voices, MIMA (UK)

For Many Voices is Mikhail Karikis's first large-scale survey exhibition presented at MIMA (UK). Showing works created over the past decade, the exhibition also features a new commission and a text by curator Katerina Gregos. The exhibition is curated by MIMA Senior curator Elinor Morgan. Middlesbrough, 12 Oct 2019 - 02 Feb 2020.
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