ROMANOVSKI, Denis

Presented by FADO Performance Art Centre

(manifesto fragment)
To mean nothing – that’s OK.
To have money and to be hungry – that’s OK.
To do nothing under surveillance – that’s OK.
To wait for better times and to be still alive – that’s OK.
To hate museums and rebellions – that’s OK.
To sing for old people and to dance with strangers – that’s OK.
Etc.

– That’s OK manifesto written in collaboration with Kungl. Konsthögskolan (KKH) students.

Denis Romanovski was born in 1970 in Minsk, Belarus. He currently lives and works in Stockholm, Sweden. He works in performance art, experimental forms of digital media, and artistic research. His work has been presented in international festivals and exhibitions in Belarus, Finland, France, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Thailand, UK, and the USA. He is also an active organizer of international performance festivals including Navinki 1991-2008 (Belarus), Navinki-Weld 2008 (Sweden), No-budget Performance: a Stockholm Odysssey 2010- 2011 (Sweden), and PALS – Performance Art Links 2012 (Sweden). Since 2010, he has been teaching performance art at KKH in Stockholm.

Randy Gledhill’s eyewitness account

Fado’s artist page for Denis Romanovski
Fado’s image gallery for That’s OK
Fado’s image gallery for Museum Tour