Events

The National Academy of Culture and Arts Executives, together with Ukrainian artist Petro Boyko and the Association of Art Critics, Experts, Appraisers and Restorers, present an exhibition project under the “My Home — My Chaos” franchise.

On December 3, 2025, the exhibition hall of the Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine hosted the opening of the project My Home – My Chaos, the presentation of Petro Boiko’s Golden Series, and a multimedia catalogue.

On November 29, 2025, the "Closed Opening" of Petro Boyko's exhibition project "My Home – My Chaos" took place in the premises of the Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine, which, among other things, became the filming location for the new video clip of the HLIBOROB group.

Ukrainian artist Petro Boyko and the Association of Art Historians, Experts, Appraisers and Restorers present a large-scale exhibition project, My Home Is My Chaos at the National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine, which will combine art, music, performance and new formats of interaction with the viewer. The project unfolds like a living story – a space that changes, is supplemented and develops over time.

The Mykhailo Boychuk Kyiv State Academy of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design and the National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine, with the assistance of the Association of Art-Critics, Experts, Valuation Specialists and Restorers, present Leonid Nahirnyak's exhibition "0.5 | Half". Kyiv, November 27, 2025 - February 2, 2026.

On October 29, the fourth ceremony of the National Prize "Treasure of the Nation 2025" will be held at the ICCM - an award that honors people and organizations who create modern Ukraine with their work, courage, and kindness.

AAEVR has become a partner of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv in publishing a new handbook by Bohdan Kryvolapov and Igor Zabara on the information society and intellectual property. The publication explores the key concepts of the modern information space and the role of intellectual property in the development of innovation, culture and international cooperation.

On March 21–24, 2025, the exhibition “The Amazing World of Olga Rapai” was held at the Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth, where ceramic works by students of the “Artistic Ceramics” group were presented. 60 children recreated the style and theme of the famous Ukrainian sculptor-ceramicist in their works. The event was attended by art historians and museum professionals, including Lyudmila Strokova, who announced the establishment of the National Prize in the field of decorative arts. The exhibition emphasized the significance of Olga Rapai’s creative legacy and her influence on the younger generation of artists.

In March 2025, with the support of AMEOR, an exhibition opened at the National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine that returns to the viewer the name of Ivan Tarasovych Honchar — a master with a subtle sense of irony and form. The project, “Podolsk Mockingbird,” reveals his ceramics as a living language of imagery, where folk tradition resonates in unexpectedly contemporary ways. This is not merely an exhibition, but a dialogue with an artist who knew how to speak simply — and at the same time, precisely.

An ambitious project to restore the ceramic panel "Seasons of the Year", created by sculptor Viktor Blinov in 1986, has started in Kyiv. The composition, which has decorated the interior of the Kyiv Balneological Hospital for decades, will receive a second life thanks to the initiative of researchers of monumental art and the support of the National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art.

A catalog of the works of art by Petro Boyko entitled "Cinema in My Head" was presented in December 2024 during the project of the same name in the Kyiv House of Cinema. The publication contains over 300 works by the artist and is available in four languages, and also has a limited edition of copies with the master's original works.

In December 2024, the Kyiv House of Cinema hosted a presentation of the project "Cinema in My Head", dedicated to the work of Ukrainian artist Petro Boyko. This event combined several events: the opening of an exhibition of the artist's paintings, the premiere of a short film and the presentation of a catalog of his works.