Culture

We are all witnessing a tragic story unfolding before our eyes. We are paying a high price for the right to be free and independent. And our common task is to preserve the historical truth, to pass on to future generations documented evidence of both the horrors of war and, at the same time, the lessons of courage and unity, cohesion and initiative that the people of Kyiv region demonstrated to prevent the enemy from entering the capital.

Students, teachers, and staff of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute - about eighty people in total - joined the 25th All-Ukrainian radio dictation, which traditionally took place in the KPI library on the eve of the Day of Ukrainian Writing and Language.

At the invitation of the organizers, the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute took part in this year's festival “Kraina Mriy”.

In early May, the State Polytechnic Museum named after Borys Paton at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute opened an exhibition of American military vehicles, which was supplemented by mini dioramas and models of aircraft that took part in the most important military operations of the anti-Hitler coalition in 1944.

The female part of the ensemble visited Italy on the Adriatic coast at the FESTIVAL GIOVANILE DEL FOLCLORE UCRAINO.

The team presented the culture of different regions of Ukraine and a high level of choreographic art.

The KPI CCA presented the second part of the reporting concert for the 2023/24 academic year.
The creative teams presented:

On May 24, 2024, the Department of History of the Faculty of Sociology and Law of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute hosted the V International Scientific and Practical Conference “History, Culture, Memory in the Scientific Dimension: State and Prospects” (topical issues of the new and modern periods).

War and peace intertwined in one exhibition, but with unwavering faith in our Victory - this is how the exhibition opened on May 14 at the Center for Culture and Arts of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute can be described. Or rather, there are two of them: "Faces of Power" by artist Natalia Duka and "Kyiv Motifs" by Asya Kolos. 

An exhibition of ceramics in the traditional Japanese styles of Nunobiki and Raku "The World in Ceramics" was opened at the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.  It is worth noting that similar exhibitions have already been held there.