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Information × Registration Number 0226U001259, (0122U000122) , R & D reports Title Performative practices: history, theory, modernity popup.stage_title Перформативні практики: історія, теорія, сучасність Head Bezuhla Ruslana I., Доктор мистецтвознавства Registration Date 22-01-2026 Organization Institute of Contemporary Art Problems of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine popup.description1 Identify the essential features of performative practices as a cultural and artistic phenomenon, determine their characteristics at different stages of cultural and historical development, analyze the socio-cultural mechanisms of performance of performative practices in European art culture and in the country. popup.description2 The research project “Performative Practices: History, Theory, Contemporaneity” has been completed with a comprehensive analysis of performative practices as a pivotal phenomenon in contemporary artistic culture. Performativity emerged as a dynamic process combining spectacle, interactivity, and social action, evolving from avant-garde experiments of the 20th century to today’s digital and hybrid forms. Under the influence of digitalization, globalization, and the Russian-Ukrainian war, these practices have acquired a universal character, permeating everyday life, media, and politics. Special attention was devoted to the Ukrainian context: performative actions, festivals, transcultural projects, and wartime artistic initiatives have become powerful tools of cultural resistance, preservation of national identity, and countering information manipulation. The study demonstrated that traditional art criticism approaches are no longer fully adequate for contemporary phenomena, thus proposing new interdisciplinary methods incorporating posthumanism, discourse analysis, and artificial intelligence studies. The results were published in 33 scientific articles (including in Web of Science, Scopus and category "B" journals), a chapter in the collective monograph «Art in Defense», and presentations at 30 international and national conferences. The practical value lies in recommendations for cultural policy, educational programs, and Ukraine’s information security strategies. The research fosters a deeper understanding of art’s role in crisis conditions and opens prospects for further exploration of digital technologies’ impact on creative practices. Product Description popup.authors Asmati O. Chibalashvili Yaschyk Iryna Stanislavivna Polina Kharchenko VIKTORIIA MOKLIUCHENKO MARIIA HURINA popup.nrat_date 2026-01-22 Close