Igor Sidorenko - Crossroads Crimea

Igor Sid (Igor O. Sidorenko), born in 1963, is a poet, writer, journalist and, above all, a gifted organizer of international cultural projects such as the geopoetic Bosphorus Forum. In 2014, together with Gennady Kazov, he published an anthology of Crimean poems with the significant title Naschkrim (Engl. “our Crimea” instead of the politicized slogan “Krim nasch” / “Crimea belongs to us”) in the United States: The anthology gathers poems about Crimea written all over the world and not only in Russia. He also publishes the scientific results of the Bosphorus Forum on geopoetic topics, including the Introduction to Geopoetics (Vvedenie v geopoetiku, Moscow 2013).

All recorded interviews with the different cultural stakeholders are available for further research in full-length. They have been held in Russian and can be downloaded after Registration.

Olga Martynova reads : “Die Dummheit der Stunde.”

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All recorded interviews with the different cultural stakeholders are available for further research in full-length. They have been held in Russian and can be downloaded after Registration.

Olga Martynova reads : “Die Dummheit der Stunde.”

Video language: German.

Izmet Scheich-Zade and the colors of Eurasia. A Crimean-Tatar interpretation of art history.

Andrej Poljakov and the postmodern alienation of a lyrical “I”.

Andrej Malgin on the history of Crimea.

Natalia Azarova on her Crimea, pralines and poetry.

Geopoetics instead of geopolitics. An interview with Igor Sidorenko.

Meet the Shapiro’s. A Chasidic family in Sevastopol.

The Woloshin house. An encounter with the museum‘s director: Natalja Michajlovna.

Alexander Barbuch on the frozen times in Crimea.