Interview for Polish media Dwutygodnik | Maxim Sarychau

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Artist talk - Between Holocaust and Pandemic on June 25 | Maxim Sarychau

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Nominee for Futures Photography 2021 | Maxim Sarychau

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I don't want to kill you: Exhibition in Kiev at Arsenal Art Space | Maxim Sarychau

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Exhibition Shut Down in Minsk | Maxim Sarychau

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I don't want to kill you Winner PRAFOTA Digital Storytelling Grand Prix | Maxim Sarychau

Maxim Sarychau has won the Belarusian national award PRAFOTA Digital Storytelling Grand Prix. The award-winning project, Resistance is Futile, is a longread created by a team of journalists for TUT.BY media, a major online news source, based on the photographer's personal project "I don't want to kill you" about police violence.

I can almost hear birds Gallery KX Exhibition shut down by Police | Maxim Sarychau

Maxim Sarychau has opened a solo exhibition of his project I can almost hear birds at Gallery KX in Brest, Belarus. The exhibition was shut down by local authorities after only one day.

Publication in Outriders Media | Maxim Sarychau

Maxim Sarychau's work was published in Outriders media. A highly dense series that focuses on the decentralized core of the ongoing protest wave in Belarus.

Exhibition "Invisible Heritage | Maxim Sarychau

Photographer Maxim Sarychau took part in the art residency of Brest Fortress development foundation, photographing the first Soviet-era street-art - monumental mosaics on bus-stops in the Brest region (Belarus).

Protests in Belarus for the Wall Street Journal | Maxim Sarychau

Maxim Sarychau has been documenting the most extensive protests in Belarus' history following the presidential campaign. In October, he portrayed for the Wall Street Journal 5 Belarusians who openly stand against Alexander Lukashenko and documented the wave of police violence.

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