An exhibition of works by artist Yuliia Skrypka (also known as Yuliia Pidkurhanna), titled The Fairy Tale of Everyday Life, has opened at the Borys Paton State Polytechnic Museum of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. The exhibition project was presented by the Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine in partnership with the museum.
On June 12, the Ukrainian-Japanese Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute opened the exhibition Warriors and Flowers, featuring classical Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints alongside works by contemporary Ukrainian artists.
More than 30 years ago, the Hryhorii Synytsia Art Gallery was opened at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. Today, his paintings adorn the foyer of the university’s Centre for Culture and Arts. In reality, however, they do far more than decorate the space. They speak, ask questions, and address us with the voices of our ancestors as we hurry past in the bustle of everyday life. Their creator—monumental artist, Boychukist, member of the Sixtiers generation, mentor, and teacher of a distinguished cohort of Ukrainian artists, Hryhorii Ivanovych Synytsia—through his talent and his entire life, embodied a profound love for and devotion to Ukraine’s national identity, its people, and its cultural heritage.
“Promin” is the name of an exhibition by artist Natalia Hmyria, which opened on October 16 at the Art Gallery of the Igor Sikorsky KPI Center for Culture and Arts. The name is deeply symbolic, as rays of hope for peace and the revival of a full and happy life in Ukraine seem to permeate all the works presented there. Almost everyone who came to the opening to see the works and congratulate their author spoke about this.
It is impossible to live in Ukraine and avoid the topic of war. The graphic art exhibition “Overcoming Darkness,” which was held at the Khmelnytsky Regional Art Museum, aims to explore the paradoxes and dramatic twists and turns of human life in times of crisis. The author of the works is a young artist and lecturer at the Department of Graphic Arts of the Institute of VPI, Serhii Hulevych.
People who have faced traumatic events - witnessed or participated in war, terrorist attacks, natural disasters, or violence - may have mental health problems. According to the World Health Organization, every fifth person who has had a traumatic experience needs psychological rehabilitation. One of the most effective methods of working with trauma is art therapy.
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.
Portraits of Ukrainian heroes, international friends of Ukraine, and the real horrors of war are presented in the art gallery of the Art and Culture Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, where an exhibition of works of art is held as part of the international art project "Come Back
An exhibition of works of art as part of the international art project "Come Back Alive" was opening in the Art Gallery of Cultural Arts Center of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
More than 100 artists from Ukraine, Lithuania, Poland, France, and Germany took part in it.
Artists, photographers and all creative people have always liked the campus of Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.
Oleksandra Liutyk and Petro Malynka chose Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute for their next plein-air with an unusual entourage.
