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The ‘Spring Fairy Tale’ International Art Project

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.

My paintings, “An Unexpected Guest: A Rooster Visits the Artist” and “An Easter Basket from Slobozhanshchyna”, are featured in this exhibition

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Colours of Peace

“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.

You can watch the video from the exhibition opening here

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Final exhibition of the art project «Art Battle Challenge:…

Yesterday, the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema of Ukraine hosted the grand opening of the Final exhibition of the art project «Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko» The exhibition presents the works of contemporary Ukrainian artists, which were created as part of the artistic competition called ‘Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko’. The theme is visualisation of Lina Kostenko’s poems. The painting based on Lina Kostenko’s poem ‘A little more, a little more — and the flowers on the trees will bloom…’, which I painted during this competition, is part of this exhibition.

Grand opening of the FINAL EXHIBITION of the ART PROJECT «Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko»
My picture on the FINAL EXHIBITION of the ART PROJECT «Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko»
With Lina Kostenko’s daughter Oksana Pakhliovskaia
Grand opening of the FINAL EXHIBITION of the ART PROJECT «Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko»
With honoured journalist Sergey Komisarov
Two paintings on the theme of the poem by Lina Kostenko ‘A little more, a little more — and the flowers on the trees will bloom…’
The FINAL EXHIBITION of the ART PROJECT «Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko»
Photo with the author of the project and organiser of the exhibition, Vanda Orlova
Diploma of the winner of the qualifying competition and participant in the art exhibition dedicated to the anniversary of Lina Kostenko, ‘Draw Me a Poem,’ an author’s project by Vanda Orlova.

FINAL EXHIBITION OF THE ART PROJECT
«Art Battle Challenge: Draw me a poem by Lina Kostenko»
5-19 July 2025
Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts of Ukraine (the territory of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, 9 Lavrsky Lane, Kyiv).
«Poetry that comes to life in colours. Painting that breathes poetry».
This year’s exhibition is special. For the first time in one space:
Paintings created in emotional art battles in 2024 and 2025, as well as those inspired by the poetry of Lina Kostenko outside of artistic battles
ORGANISER: The first Ukrainian art agency Art Fine Nation, headed by Vanda Orlova.
CO-COURATORS:
Iryna Drobot, director of the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema of Ukraine;
Serhiy Komisarov, honoured journalist, co-founder of the international art project ‘Come Back Alive!’
The opening ceremony was attended by Lina Kostenko’s daughter Oksana Pakhlovska.

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The ‘Spring Fairy Tale’ International Art Project

Colours of Peace

Final exhibition of the art project «Art Battle Challenge:…