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Oksana Chornobrova

Narrow room with carpeted floor, photos of people on the walls, red heart decorations hanging from the ceiling, and two large water bottles on the floor.
© B Studio
Dimly lit exhibition room with two paintings on the walls and a table with a chair in the center
© Oleksandr Piliugin
Dimly lit room with brown walls, a long white bench along the right wall, a small round table with a chessboard and two chairs in the center, and artworks on the walls.
© Photo Oleksandr Piliugin
Black drone with red lights carrying a sheet showing a stylized dove with an olive branch against a white wall
© Photo Sergey Illin
Dimly lit room with several wooden crates, posters on the wall, and an illuminated picture with a yellow symbol
© Photo Sergey Illin

Key Facts

Nationality
Ukraine
Area
Curator
Place of residence
Kyiv, Ukraine
Recommending Institution

BMWKMS

Period
September – October 2026
Links

Instagram: chornobrova

Oksana Chornobrova is a Kyiv-based independent curator and researcher. She holds a BA in Cultural Studies from the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy. Her curatorial practice focuses on experimental exhibition-making, new formats of artistic production, and the relationship between contemporary art and popular culture. Her research is grounded in the history and theory of the avant-garde, with broader interests in socially engaged practices, institutional critique, and the role of contemporary art within wider social and political contexts.

Until recently, she worked as an Assistant Curator at PinchukArtCentre, where she assisted with major exhibitions, curated her own projects, and conducted research for the institution’s Research Platform. She currently works independently on exhibitions, public programmes and writing.

Project info

The fellowship at Kunsthalle Wien will include:

Supporting the Kunsthalle Wien team in the preparation and organisation of the autumn exhibitions. The fellowship will provide insight into the institution’s curatorial, exhibition-making and organisational processes during an intensive period of exhibition production.