M17 CAC (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Open call for “Resilience Formula” project
Open Call for artists for participation in the “Resilience Formula” project as part of the 16th “New Directions” platform of cultural initiatives (Ukraine).
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Organised by M17 Contemporary Art Center, the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute and is supported by Art Support Fund.
M17 CAC (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Gardens of Dreams
The Gardens of Dreams exhibition project at the M17 CAC, Kyiv, Ukraine, featuring international and Ukrainian artists.
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The exhibition organised by M17 CAC and is supported by Art Support Fund and Adamovskiy Foundation.
M17 CAC (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Foretypes. Anatoly Kryvolap's exhibition
Abstract works that characterise the artist’s oeuvre from the 1990s to the 2000s, as well as icons created over the past year will be on display. The exhibition was curated by Valeriy Sakharuk.
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The exhibition was held from 11 Apri till 7 July 2024. Curated by Valeriy Sakharuk.
Le Salon d’Automne (Paris, France)
Ukraine: The Light Will Win
From 18 to 21 January 2024, the 120th edition of Le Salon d'Automne took place in the Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris. The National Academy of Arts of Ukraine was invited to participate in the event with the "Light Will Win" exhibition project.
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The participation of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine in the Autumn Salon was made possible due to the support of the philanthropist Lady Dewi Sukarno.
M17 CAC (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Assembly Scheme
On 9 November 2023, the “Assembly Scheme” exhibition project opened at the M17 Contemporary Art Center. The exhibition is organised by the M17 CAC, Nahirna 22 NGO and Art Support Fund.
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The Assembly Scheme project focuses on the phenomenon of the Kyiv Institute of Automation. The exhibition brings together 60 artists representing a self-organised community of artists.
NAA of Ukraine (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Concentration of the Will at the NAA of Ukraine
The project at the the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine reveals the Ukrainian vision of will through the prism of artists' works.
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Organized by the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center. Curators: Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
MARI (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Concentration of the Will at the MARI
The project at the Modern Art Research Institute aims to show how contemporary art reveals the Ukrainian vision of will, which contributes to the efforts of Ukrainians today to accumulate their strength to resist the Russian invasion.
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Organized by the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center. Curators: Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
M17 CAC (Kyiv, Ukraine)
Concentration of the Will at the M17 CAC
The project at the M17 Contemporary Art Center aims to show how contemporary art reveals the Ukrainian vision of will, which contributes to the efforts of Ukrainians today to accumulate their strength to resist the Russian invasion.
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Organized by the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center. Curators: Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk
Palais de Tokyo (Paris)
Performative conference "In the Face of Natural Disasters, War, and Pandemics: What is the Therapeutic Potential of Art?"
On the 4th of May, Palais de Tokyo, Paris, will host an interdisciplinary conference “In the Face of Natural Disasters, War, and Pandemics: What is the Therapeutic Potential of Art?”.
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The event initiated by Institut ACTE - Université Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne and National Academy of Arts of Ukraine. The event is supported by the Aleksandr Savchuk Foundation.
NAA of Ukraine, MARI, M17 CAC (Kyiv)
Open Call. Concentration Of The Will
On 20 March, the Open Call for artists has been announced for participation in "Concentration of the Will" project within the framework of the 20th Platform for Cultural Initiatives "The New Aspirations". Curators: Andriy Sydorenko, Iryna Yatsyk.
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Organized by the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Modern Art Research Institute, M17 Contemporary Art Center. The project aims to show how contemporary art reveals the Ukrainian vision of will, which contributes to the efforts of Ukrainians today to accumulate their strength to resist the Russian invasion.
Royal Academy of Arts (London)
Art Without Borders: Charity event to support the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine
On the 28th of January, 2023, the Royal Academy of Arts in London hosted the Charity auction to benefit the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine. The event was initiated and organised by the Natalia Cola Foundation and the Royal Academy of Arts.
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Funds were being directly raised for urgent structural repair to NAAU buildings and provision of the equipment, support of scientific, publishing and exhibition activities of the NAAU, grant programme for Ukrainian artists to participate in programmes in Ukraine and abroad, digitisation support of the institution.
Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum (Madrid)
In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900’s – 1930’s
«In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900’s – 1930’s» – the name of the large-scale project that is the comprehensive display of Ukrainian Art from the beginning of the 20th century to be shown in the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum (Madrid, Spain).
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The exhibition "In the Eye of the Storm: Modernism in Ukraine, 1900–1930s" presents ground-breaking art produced in Ukraine in the first decades of the 20th century, showcasing trends that range from figurative to abstract art.
The curatorial group includes Dr. Konstantin Akinsha (USA/Italy), art critic and co-founder of the Foundation for the Study of the Avant-Garde, and Kateryna Denysova, PhD Candidate at the Courtauld Institute of Art.
Artsy
"Art for Victory. Stand with Ukraine" online selling exhibition
"Art for Victory. Stand with Ukraine" is an online selling exhibition of artworks by Ukrainian contemporary artists. The auction is supported by ArtCult Gallery and Natalia Shpytkovska Art Advisory.
UNESCO (Monaco)
Multimedia project "Ukrainian revival"
The multimedia project «Ukrainian revival» was held from July 22 to August 5 at the Monegasque National Committee of the International Association of Plastic Arts at UNESCO (Monaco). «Ukrainian revival» was a charity project: a part of proceeds from the sale went to the Ukrainian charity foundations.
M17 Contemporary Art Center
Avant-Garde: In Search of the Fourth Dimension
The project presented the work of avant-garde artists from museums and private collections. There were the works of Bogomazov, Yermilov, Exter, Burlyuk, Petritsky, Kosarev, Rodchenko. In addition to the museum part, the project presented an audiovisual show from Front Pictures team that brought to life the most vivid examples of the world avant-garde.
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The title “Avant-Garde: In Search of the Fourth Dimension” referred to the leading ideas of avant-garde with its ambition to go beyond three-dimensional visible world. Organisers of the project were M17 Contemporary Art Center, ArtCult Gallery, Natalia Shpytkovska Art Advisory, National Art Museum of Ukraine, Mystetskiy Arsenal and Adamovskiy Foundation.
The Fondation Beyeler
Presentation of "In the Eye of the Storm"
A presentation of the Ukrainian project “In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900-1930s”, which is scheduled for autumn 2022 at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid, Spain. Curators are Kostiantyn Akinsha, Katia Denysova and Olena Kashuba-Volvach.
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The exhibition featured unique artworks from leading Ukrainian museums, public and private collections from Western Europe (the UK, Germany, the Netherlands, Austria). The project was created in collaboration with the National Art Museum of Ukraine and other Ukrainian institutions.Watch the presentation.
59th La Biennale di Venezia
Charity auction "Benefit for Ukraine’s People & Culture"
As part of the 59th La Biennale di Venezia on April 21, a charity auction "Benefit for Ukraine's People & Culture" took place. The 14 lots generously donated by artists and their galleries raised more than €1.2 million for humanitarian efforts in Ukraine. ArtCult Gallery joined the auction and provided works of Ukrainian artists.
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ArtCult Gallery joined the auction and provided works of Ukrainian artists. The raised funds from the auction were donated to organizations such as the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, the Maria Pryimachenko Family Foundation, Museum Crisis Center, and Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund.
Christie's
"Safeguarding the Irreplaceable" selling exhibition
On April 25, Christie's with World Monuments Fund opened a selling exhibition "Safeguarding the Irreplaceable". Dedicated to Ukrainian visual art, it combines the works of Ukrainian modernists and Ukrainian photographers. ArtCult Gallery became one of the partners of the selling exhibition.
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For the selling exhibition "Safeguarding the Irreplaceable" the collection of «Odesa Parisians» was generously given by Ukrainian avant-garde Foundation, which is supervised by Oleksandr Suslenskiy, Borys Fuksmann, and Andriy Adamovskiy. A part of raised funds were donated to World Monuments Fund to support vital cultural heritage recovery and preservation in Ukraine.
M17 CAC
International Art Collectors’ Forum
A forum organized by the M17 Contemporary Art Center and the Ukrainian Club of Contemporary Art Collectors in partnership with the Modern Art Research Institute of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine and ArtCult Gallery.
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An Open Opportunity exhibition as a part of International Art Collectors’ Forum presented the museum model as a view of contemporary art in Ukraine. The logic of the exhibition was built on 6 iconic directions: Odesa conceptualism, Kharkiv photography, Kyiv non-conformism, "new wave", plastic abstraction, or pictorial and graphic experiments of Lviv artists.
Metaverse
Presentation of NFT art in the virtual space
In Summer 2022, Victor Sidorenko’s NFT art exhibition was opened in the virtual academy DAN.IT at the Meet Zeon Metaverse. The exhibition is a charity project. The funds received from the sale of Victor Sydorenko’s NFT-artworks were transferred to the charitable funds to support Ukrainian culture.
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The previous six editions of the NFT series have already been sold out. Considering the achievements and career of the artist, the NFT art of Victor Sydorenko is not just a speculative digital asset, but genuine art itself. 50% of the funds received on sales were donated to charity.
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