These Ukrainian Art Dealers Came to Miami for Art Week Three Years Ago. They Never Left
Today, Julia and Max Voloshyn run one of the city’s hottest new galleries—and they are fighting for their home country from Florida. If not for
Ukrainian dolls travel the world: exhibit of traditional motanka dolls in Kyiv (photo report)
According to historians, Motanka dolls appeared in Ukraine several thousand years ago, dating back to ancient Trypillia times. Our ancestors believed that natural threads and
How a Ukrainian school teacher created a “mini-Louvre” in a remote village
Small and remote as it is, the village of Parkhomivka, located 100 kilometres from the east-Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, is well known for its art
Status Symbol: National Emblems Of The Former Soviet Union, Then And Now
The RFE/RL photo gallery, “Status Symbol: National Emblems Of The Former Soviet Union, Then And Now,” curated by Amos Chapple, presents a striking visual comparison
Documentary rediscovers iconic designer of 1917 Ukrainian state symbols
The film Brand Makers (Brendari) is director Nadia Parfan’s account of the Ukrainian school of graphic design founded by “patriarch” Heorhii Narbut and continued by
Breathtaking Art of the Lost Decade: The Art of Ukrainian Sixties book
Osnovy Publishing is releasing pre-orders for the first-ever English edition of its groundbreaking book The Art Of Ukrainian Sixties. Rich in detail and its scope,
Aleks Goloborodko left troubled Ukraine with his family to start a new life as an artist in Canada
Aleksandr (Aleks) Goloborodko writes beautifully. An email requesting an opportunity to chat is returned with an artfully crafted response that includes, “I would like to
Icon Painting School “Radruzh” of the Ukrainian Catholic University offers a unique online studying program
In this time of quarantine and world-wide struggle with the coronavirus, we can easily become victims of panic, stress and depression… Or we can use
At the Front Line: contemporary Ukrainian art in Canada
“At the Front Line. Ukrainian Art, 2013–2019” explores how visual artists interpret and conceptualize the turbulent political and cultural situation in Ukraine of the last
Rural Ukraine at the break of 20th century as seen by landscape painters
Nowadays you can hardly find a place that has never been depicted in photographs. Some of the locations have become so popular among Instagram-bloggers that
