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Exhibit Archive

25.12.2010 – 27.02.2011 Sculpture: play of volumes

Educational project

Curator: Anna Perekhodko, Maryna Skyrda

By the good tradition, from St. Nicolas’ Day to St. Valentine’s Day, National Art Museum of Ukraine organizes an exhibition for children, teenagers and everybody interested within the program “Living Art”. This is a “serial” project, which goal is to come nearer to understanding of the alphabet of fine arts. This year our attention was drawn to sculpture.

17.12.2010 – 20.02.2011 Return of the Master. Mark Epstein.

Graphics

Curator: Larysa Amelina, Danylo Nikitin, Oleksandra Mezhevikina

The retrospective exhibition of Mark Epstein’s works in the National Art Museum of Ukraine is the first attempt to show all the dimensions of art of this talented Kyiv avant-garde artist. As a sculptor, graphic artist, theatre artist, Mark Epstein was a prominent figure in Kyiv art life in the 1920’s. In 1918, after the finishing of Kyiv Art College, he attended O. Ekster’s studio, which acted as an experimental space for new creative ideas. His cubofuturistic works of the first half of the 1920’s (“The Cello Player”, “Family”, “The Tailor”, “Two”, “Dairymaid”) became the part of the history of Ukrainian modern art.

05.11.2010 – 12.12.2010 Beuys. Paik. Vostell. Art of Action and Video art of the 1960’s-1970’s

Video art

Curator: Daryna Yakimova

The project is realized within the Gethe Institute program for heightening qualification of cultural managers in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Project of the initiative “Culture and Development”

22.10.2010 – 12.12.2010 Serhiy Hryhoriev

Painting, graphics

Curator: Ludmila Kovalska

The National Art Museum of Ukraine represents the large-scale retrospective exhibition of the classic of Ukrainian art of the 20th century Serhiy Hryhoriev. He was an academician, people’s artist of USSR, laureate of two Stalin premiums, a favorite student and follower of Fedir Krychevskyi, an outstanding master of painting and drawing, a talented pedagogue, who created his own art trend, leading the genre painting workshop for over 30 years and being the head of Kyiv Art Institute (now the National Academy of Art and Architecture) for 5 years.