Ekaterina Juskowski

Ekaterina Juskowski (b. 1984, Moscow) is an interdisciplinary curator, independent researcher, and photographer whose work connects art history, cultural heritage, social justice, gender studies, biocultural diversity, and AI technologies. Her practice is characterized by intellectual engagement with the conservation and reinterpretation of cultural narratives, offering innovative perspectives on the intersection of tradition and modernity.

As the founder of the Art Residency at the Old Carpet on Hydra, Juskowski is engaged in fostering intercultural artistic exchanges inspired by the island’s rich heritage. Her book The Warp of Time (2024)  exemplifies her dedication to the exploration of history, memory, and creativity through interdisciplinary approach to artistic interpretation. 

Juskowski is currently contributing to Gagosian Quarterly where she  delves into deeper inquiries in her essays, interviews and artist profiles engaging global audiences in conversations about the creative heritage and collective memory of communities.

Currently contributing to Gagosian Quarterly, Juskowski expands her practice through essays, interviews, and artist profiles that engage global audiences in thought-provoking conversations about the philosophical underpinnings of artistic expression, creative heritage, collective memory, and their impact on contemporary society.

For more information about Ekaterina Juskowski's work visit juskowski.com