Join the tour of Bohdan Buchkovsky's exhibition "Graze Pavlo the cowww"
25/10/2024

Join the tour of Bohdan Buchkovsky's exhibition "Graze Pavlo the cowww"

We invite you to a tour of the exhibition "Graze Pavlo the cowww" with the participation of the author of the project, Bohdan Buchkovsky, which will take place tomorrow, October 26, starting at 3:00 PM.

The artist will share the story of the creation of the works, talk about his meditative practice of daily work, which formed the basis of his creativity, the underlying meanings, materials, and visual language, for which Bohdan found inspiration in the futuristic poetry of Mykhailo Semenko — the so-called poetry painting.

WHEN: October 26, at 3:00 PM
WHERE: Artsvit Gallery, Dnipro, Krutogornyy Uzviz 21a. Entrance from Uspenskaya Square through glass sliding doors

ADMISSION FREE

Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos
Design: Olena Misyura

Join the tour of Bohdan Buchkovsky's exhibition "Graze Pavlo the cowww"

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