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  • Interfax
    Exhibition of ceramic works by children inspired by the work of Olga Rapai
    60 children aged 5 to 17 created an extraordinary collection of works inspired by artist Olga Rapai. An explosion of emotions and enthusiasm – such was the atmosphere at the opening of the exhibition at the Kyiv Palace of Children and Youth.
  • Pohliad
    "Podilsky Mockingbird": Opening of Ivan Honchar's Exhibition
    Among the works are sculptures, genre multi-figure compositions, decorative and zoomorphic vessels, candlesticks, toys and whistles from the 1910s-1930s.
  • Ukrainian Pohliad
    Ivan Honchar's Ceramics Exhibition "Podilsky Mockingbird"
    On March 13, 2025 at 4 p.m., the National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine will present an exhibition from its ceramics collection entitled "Podilsky Mockingbird".
  • National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine
    Exhibition of Ivan Gonchar "Podilsky Mockingbird"
    The museum has opened an exhibition of extraordinary importance "Podilsky Mockingbird" from the stock collection of ceramics, dedicated to the work of the Honored Master of Folk Art of Ukraine Ivan Tarasovich Gonchar.
  • Hmarochos
    Kyiv restorers will restore ceramic panel from closed balneological hospital
    The author of the work, Viktor Blinov, created a composition of five elements. The panel decorated the interior of the Kyiv Balneological Hospital. The hospital has not been operating for a long time, and the ceramic work was in a neglected state.
  • Vechirniy Kyiv
    In Kyiv, experienced restorers and students will restore the unique panel "Seasons"
    The National Academy of Culture and Arts Management signed a memorandum stating that the university's restoration workshop will carry out work on restoring the panel "Seasons", which adorned the former Kyiv Balneological Hospital.
  • Media about a Event
    Seasons
    The author of the sculptural work, Viktor Blinov, created a composition of five elements. It so happened that the hospital had not been operating for a long time and the author's ceramic work was in a neglected state. According to the restorers, it will take more than a year to study and restore the panel "Seasons".
  • Interfax
    The unique rescued ceramic panel "Seasons" will be restored by the Association of Art Critics, Experts, Appraisers and Restorers
    Preserving the image and spirit of the capital, which is remembered by several generations of its residents, recreating damaged and forgotten architectural and decorative works - this is the goal pursued by caring Kyiv residents, the public, and experts.
  • Interfax Ukraine
    "Cinema in My Head": presentation of the project with an exhibition of works by Petro Boyko
    The catalog is published in four editions, in four languages - French, English, German and Ukrainian. The publication contains more than 300 works by Petro Boyko and a foreword by Alexei Shakhov. The presentation will also include a limited series of catalogs - 15 copies with the artist's original paintings.
  • Vechirniy Kyiv
    Great Dreamer: Project about Naive Artist Petro Boyko Presented in Kyiv
    The exhibition in the Cinema House exhibits paintings that the artist himself refers to as the "golden series". These are about 30 works painted in different years (from 1999 to 2024). Along with Petro Boyko's paintings, the opening also presented a catalog of his works, which is published in four languages.
  • Vechirniy Kyiv
    A great dreamer: a project about the naive artist Petro Boyko was presented in Kyiv
    The feeling of energy that flowed from the paintings into the space of human life was physical. And, importantly, in such dramatic times, people smiled near these paintings. The author of the works is the naive artist Petro Boyko, born in Pryluky, Chernihiv region. His fate is quite turbulent. He has experienced many personal upheavals. He admits: he has done stupid things in life.
  • Media about a Event
    Cinema in My Head
    Petro Boyko is a Ukrainian avant-garde artist. Report by Oleksandr Ruchko from the exhibition of the master's works, which took place in the capital's Cinema House in December 2024.