On 16 April, the art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’ opened at the Kyiv Central House of Artists. The exhibition is organised by the Kyiv-based creative platform StiviART Project, led by artist Iryna Sitnik. The exhibition features works of painting, graphic art and decorative and applied art. The event will run from 16 April 2026 to 30 April 2026 in the StiviART exhibition hall at the following address: Kyiv, Central House of Artists of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, 1-5 Sechovyh Striltsiv Street, 4th floor, room 403.
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
The art exhibition ‘Spring. Awakening’
I invite everyone to take part in this cultural and artistic project, which also features my painting ‘There’s a squirrel dwelling…’
At Kyiv residents’ favourite cultural hub – the ‘Galushka-2’ restaurant, serving contemporary Ukrainian cuisine, located in the ‘Respublika’ shopping centre, Kyiv, Okruzhna Street, 1, 1st floor, an exhibition and sale of paintings entitled ‘Spring Fairy Tale’ by contemporary Ukrainian and international artists will take place from 1 March to 1 April 2026. The paintings featured in this exceptionally beautiful international art project have undergone a rigorous selection process on a competitive basis. The exhibition and sale will run as part of the cultural centre’s programme from 1 March 2026 to 1 April 2026, daily from 12:00 to 22:00, seven days a week. The paintings on display span the following genres: landscapes, still lifes, portraits, and abstract compositions on spring and other themes. Realism, Impressionism, avant-garde, Surrealism, Modernism, abstract art, graphic art, figurative art and more. The exhibition focuses on female figures, spring flowers and landscapes, positivity, harmony, nature and its beauty. The paintings on display, as well as works by other artists, can be purchased, thereby helping Ukrainian children affected by Russia’s military aggression, as part of the international charity project ‘ART-FRONT’. Art has the power to work real miracles! Children are our future! Only by joining forces will we prevail! Project Ambassador: Andrey Vasilyevich Ushakov, Artistic Director: Elena Dzhezheliy, Curators: Nadezhda Andresik (Sarah Galvani Art) and Lena Rogova (Honorary Member of the Swiss Artists’ Union). My paintings, “An Unexpected Guest: A Rooster Visits the Artist” and “An Easter Basket from Slobozhanshchyna”, are featured in this exhibition. Everyone is welcome to come along.
“Barışın Renkleri” / “Colours of Peace” 13–22 March (Artists’ House, Kyiv) On 14 March, the grand opening of the All-Ukrainian exhibition “Colours of Peace” took place. With the support of the Yunus Emre Institute in Kyiv. “Colours of Peace” is an exhibition that transports visitors into a world of beauty, uniting two cultures and peoples, and presenting a feast of colours, diverse techniques and themes. The opening was attended by Ali Oguzhan Yüksel, the coordinator of the Yunus Emre Institute in Ukraine, who was genuinely impressed by the works on display. He shared his impressions in a comment, which you can hear in the video. All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition: ‘Colours of Peace’ — an art project dedicated to the friendly and partnership relations between Ukraine and Turkey. The exhibition focuses on the values that unite our peoples: mutual support, cultural dialogue, historical respect and peaceful coexistence. At the heart of the exhibition: images of Ukraine and Turkey as symbols of friendship; cultural and folklore motifs from Turkey; landscapes, architecture and historical sites; visual interpretations of peace, harmony and dialogue. A printed catalogue has been published to accompany the exhibition, featuring a curated selection of works and artists participating in the exhibition. ‘Colours of Peace’ is an exhibition about what unites nations, and about art as a space for peace, trust and mutual understanding.
Colours of Peace. Exhibition poster
Colours of Peace. Exhibition poster
Colours of Peace. With Ali Oguzhan Yüksel, coordinator of the Yunus Emre Institute
Colours of Peace. My page in the exhibition catalogue
Colours of Peace. My page in the exhibition catalogue
Colours of Peace. Certificate of participation in the All-Ukrainian exhibition ‘Colours of Peace’
My painting ‘Cappadocia: Winter Landscape’ at the ‘Colours of Peace’ exhibition
My painting ‘Cappadocia: Winter Landscape’ was featured in the exhibition. Several of my works are also included in the exhibition catalogue.
On 13 February, Krakow (Poland) will host the opening of the international art exhibition ‘Transformation of Feelings’ as part of the ‘Dialogue of Cultures’ project dedicated to Valentine’s Day. Vernissage: 13 February at 6 p.m. The programme includes: — presentation of Arnold Samsonovich’s poetry collection — theatrical presentation by the Nikola Theatre in Krakow — musical performance by Yalerii Solomatina (dombra) Address: Stakkato Art Space, ul. Berka Joseleвича 23, 31-031 Krakow Organiser: «Art Without Borders» Artists’ Association
Transformation of Feelings
Transformation of Feelings
Transformation of Feelings
My two paintings – the diptych “Gopak — Music and Dance” – are featured in this exhibition. I invite everyone to visit the exhibition.
On 29 January, a new art exhibition opened at the House of the Warrior in Lviv, featuring works from the Armigera Art space. This exhibition is about beauty, tranquillity, and the inner strength that art provides even in difficult times. This time, viewers were presented with two exhibitions at once: ‘Paper World’ — works on paper that reveal the beauty of simple materials and subtle sensations. Watercolours, pencils, gouache, mixed techniques — all about the fragility and, at the same time, the power of art. The winter exhibition — canvases painted in oil and acrylic. These are winter landscapes and moods that remind us that winter can be not only cold, but also bright, cosy and inspiring. The exhibition features works by Ukrainian artists from different regions of Ukraine, as well as artists who are currently abroad due to the war. The Armigera Art space has been supporting Ukrainian artists for over three years, combining art with charity. We invite you to visit the exhibition at the House of the Warrior. The exhibition curator is Zoriana Pavlyshyn. The art space is Armigera Art.
Dear friends! We invite you to visit the cultural and artistic project “New Year’s Vernissage,” which will take place from December 21, 2025, to January 19, 2026, at the following address: Kyiv, Central House of Artists, Sichovykh Striltsiv Street 1-5, 4th floor, StiviART 403 exhibition hall. The author and director of the project is Iryna Sytnik.
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
New Year’s Vernissage
Certificate of participation in an art exhibition
My painting “Winter” is participating in this cultural event
On 19 December 2025, a large-scale all-Ukrainian art exhibition entitled ‘Source of Inspiration’ opened in Kyiv, which will run at the Architect’s House until 4 January 2026. The exhibition is organised by the public organisation ‘Colours of Life’. This exhibition is about the search for meaning, emotions and inner impulses for creativity. More than 50 participants from all over Ukraine have come together to present more than 100 works of art, creating an extremely colourful, rich and multifaceted space. The exhibition features paintings of various genres and styles, works of different formats, using various materials and textures, and reflecting unique themes. Also, for the first time, a painted table and money box will be presented, and a sculpture created by a young talent, Zlata, will add a special mood. During the exhibition, the Architect’s House will also host performances, concerts and New Year’s events, so the space will be constantly filled with a large number of visitors.
All-Ukrainian art exhibition entitled ‘Source of Inspiration’
All-Ukrainian art exhibition entitled ‘Source of Inspiration’
Diploma of participation in the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
At the opening of the art exhibition ‘Source of Inspiration’
On 13 December, the Maria Zankovetska Museum (Kyiv) hosted the grand opening of the exhibition of paintings entitled ‘The Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in the Paintings of Contemporary Artists’.
This event is the final exhibition of paintings from Wanda Orlova’s artistic project ‘Mosaic of Ukraine’s Heritage,’ which tells about Ukrainian culture, traditions, and values. The best paintings by contemporary Ukrainian artists who participated in exhibitions of this project during 2025 were selected for the exhibition on a competitive basis.
The exhibition of paintings entitled ‘The Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in the Paintings of Contemporary Artists’
The exhibition of paintings entitled ‘The Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in the Paintings of Contemporary Artists’
The exhibition of paintings entitled ‘The Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in the Paintings of Contemporary Artists’
The exhibition of paintings entitled ‘The Cultural Heritage of Ukraine in the Paintings of Contemporary Artists’
The exhibition will run until 25 December 2025. My painting ‘Tree of Life’ is participating in this exhibition.
On 11 October 2025, the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management (IAPM) hosted the 6th International Festival ‘ART Therapy. Healing and Resource,’ in which I also took part. Festival participants attended master classes given by prominent psychologists, psychotherapists, coaches, and art therapists. The aim of the VI International Festival ‘ART Therapy. Healing and Resource’ was to integrate scientific approaches and practical developments in the field of psychological assistance to military personnel, veterans, children, adolescents and the civilian population of Ukraine. The ART Festival was positioned as an interdisciplinary platform that combines scientific research, practical methods, and innovative art therapy interventions. The event was aimed at sharing practical experience in working with military personnel, veterans and the civilian population of Ukraine. ART Festival is an important platform for discussing topical issues of psychological support and social interaction, as well as promoting the professional development of specialists in the helping professions. Particular emphasis was placed on the issue of working with children and adolescents who have suffered psychological trauma and need targeted assistance and resource support in the current military conditions.
International Festival ‘ART Therapy. Healing and Resource’
At the Art Festival
At the Art Festival
Art Festival Coaches
The palette of my inner world’s soul
The palette of my inner world’s soul (Close-up)
During the festival, participants had the opportunity to:
learn about scientifically based art therapy techniques and their effectiveness;
attend resource-based master classes led by leading national and foreign psychologists and trainers;
acquire tools for practical work with military personnel, veterans, children and adolescents;
replenish their own resources and expand their knowledge for further professional activity.
ECTS certificates were issued based on the results of participation in the Festival. The Festival is aimed at psychologists, coaches, teachers, students, volunteers, military personnel, veterans and their families, civil servants, heads of institutions, as well as anyone interested in developing professional and personal competencies in the field of psychological support and restoration of inner potential. The event was held with the support of the International Association of Psychologists and Expert Trainers, the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management (MAUP), and Natalya Sablina’s Training Centre.
The result of my participation in the festival was a painting I created using a technique new to me, coffee painting (I painted it in 40 minutes at one of the festival’s master classes)
Today, the international art exhibition ‘Art Without Borders’ opened at the Dovzhenko Cultural Centre in Lviv.
The world of art is an endless exploration of the surrounding world, its analysis and interpretation through visual experiments and profound self-expression. The art exhibition ‘Art Without Borders’ is an attempt to explore the boundaries of existence in the concept of modern Ukraine through self-expression via art – colour and form. The exhibition will run until mid-November. I invite everyone interested in contemporary Ukrainian painting to attend.
Art Without Borders
Art Without Borders
Diploma of participation in the international art exhibition ‘Art Without Borders’
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