From 24 December, Artsvit Gallery will be closed for the holidays!
23/12/2023

From 24 December, Artsvit Gallery will be closed for the holidays!

We would like to inform you that Artsvit Gallery will be closed for holidays starting 24 December!

We will resume our work on 3 January 2024, so we will see you in the new year. Many important projects await you.

We would like to remind you that the exhibition ‘Love | Rage’ by Olia Fedorova and the exhibition based on the results of the educational art programme ‘Artsvit for Kids 2023’ will run until 13 January inclusive, so if you haven’t had a chance to see the exhibitions yet, you still have the opportunity to do so.

For those who are planning or would like to apply for the open call to participate in the project ‘Secondary Archive. Women Artists in War,’ we advise you to hurry, as the deadline for submitting your applications is approaching. 28 December is the last day, so don't miss your chance to join an important international initiative aimed at documenting and preserving contemporary Ukrainian art against the backdrop of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and supporting artists who deal with the trauma of war in their work.

For more information on how to fill out the application, the criteria and the selection process, please visit our website at: https://artsvit.dp.ua/.../secondary-archive-hudozhnic-u.../

We wish you happy holidays and look forward to seeing you in the new year, 2024!

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