Weird and beautiful from Belarus
We are a curated Belarusian contemporary art magazine. Our goal is to popularize Belarusian art, making it more accessible to a wider audience (both in Belarus and worldwide) and to create an objective, impartial and complete map of contemporary Belarusian art. Chrysalis Mag focuses on trendy and outstanding visual art. We want to showcase the Belarusian artistic community to spotlight new and unique art.
Chrysalis Mag is looking for new and amazing Belarusian talent. We are here to support professional artists at all stages of their career and provide a platform to promote their work. It’s not the quantity, but the quality that matters to us. The inalienable demand for our publication is the high level of the author professionality.
Although we position ourselves as a Belarusian contemporary art magazine, we don’t want to separate ourselves from the global art community. Thus, a new section dedicated to world contemporary visual art has been added to our magazine, and we also expect to grow it even further.
How to submit Chrysalis Mag? Go to our Submission section, please.
We are interested in collabs and partnership. Let us know if you have some ideas! chrysalisartmagazine@gmail.com (subject line: Enquiries).
Nadzeya Makeyeva
Curator
Multi-disciplinary illustration artist, member of Belarusian Union of designers & Belarusian art popularizer. Illustrator at proekt.media and БОЛЬШОЙ magazine. Works with such clients as Tatler, Interscope Records, Volkswagen, Republic, Skolkovo, A1, Coca-Cola, Salle Privée, Кассиопея, Петля Пристрастия, etc.
Yury Hlaponin
Author
Psychologist by education. He is engaged in the creation of materials on cultural and social thematics.
Anastasia Runets
Author
Studies linguistics and also graduated from "TUT.BY Anti-School" journalistic courses.
Katerina Belyavskaya
Author
Graphic artist. Lecturer at the Department of Graphics, Belarusian State Academy of Arts. Kate is an active national and international exhibitions participator since 2009. Her artworks are presented in private collections in Belarus, China, Sweden, France, Poland, Ukraine and Russia.
Xenia Tyrsikova
Author
Blogger, feminist, art mediator. Makeup Studio Owner (Neutral Studio) and Minsk Artroom owner (showroom with Belarusian modern graphics and designer clothes). One of the organizers of “Names of the Rose and Clara” and “Architectural Lecture” projects.
Paul Dorokhin
Art critic expert
Minsk-based illustration artist & certified art critic. Project manager at Belarusian union of designers, Postulate Biennale curator.