Cultural and artistic life at the university continues. The head of the gallery Victoria Tiotkina told the correspondent of "Kyiv Polytechnic" about the exhibitions that have recently been held in the Hryhorii Synitsia Art Gallery.
The most prestigious awards in the field of journalism - the Pulitzer Prize and the World Press Photo Award - were given to KPI graduate 2010 photographer Yevhen Malolietka for his photos from Mariupol.
It has been proven that among the many factors that influence the psychological state of a modern person, music is one of the leading ones.
Despite the war, artistic life at the university continues - an exhibition of works in the genre of decorative and applied art "The Beauty of Spiritual Unity" ("Donbas Wreckage") was held in the Grigory Sinytsia KPI Art Gallery.
On May 14, the Center for Culture and Arts of KPI hosted a charity concert dedicated to Mother's Day by the Folk Dance Ensemble "Polytechnic" and the wards of this group - young artists from the children's studio "Postolyata".
Music is a special part of the cultural code of the Ukrainian people. We have the opportunity to remember this during traditional holidays. "Ukrainian Song 2023" was the title of a musical evening that took place recently.
A two-day rock festival organized by the "Rock it" Music Workshop took place at the Student Consolidation Center.
About 30 bands from the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute performed on stage in front of the audience two days in a row.
In Ploshcha Znan’ (Square of Knowledge) of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute has appeared a new art object. This is a gift to the university from the Embassy of the Italian Republic in Ukraine.
After Borodyanka, the town in Kyiv region, was liberated from the rashists’ occupation, the damaged monument to Taras Shevchenko was seen among other destructions. The bronze bust of the Great Ukrainian was shot by the russian horde like a human.
"I believe that art is appropriate during the war, so I continue to paint while the Armed Forces of Ukraine bravely defend our country," says a first-year student of Faculty of Physics and Mathematics Kateryna Rachek.
