Journey through Pharmacy of the Heavens: An Interactive Guide for Children
01/07/2026

Journey through Pharmacy of the Heavens: An Interactive Guide for Children

We invite families with kids to explore the exhibition Pharmacy of  the Heavens through a special exhibition quest.

The quest encourages children and adults to slow down, notice the many curious details of the whimsical world of the exhibition, and reflect together on the feelings, emotions, and impressions that can both delight and stir the imagination.

Look closely at the fantastical paintings, listen to the rhythms of the sound installation, invent an imaginary creature together, then draw and colour it.

Some activities are meant to be completed while visiting the gallery, while others can easily be finished at home. The booklet works well for several children completing it together or for independent exploration.

Join the Sun Apothecary on a mysterious journey in search of new recipes. Watch carefully, listen attentively, and follow the path of imagination.

Journey through Pharmacy of  the Heavens is available at the gallery in exchange for a donation starting from 50 UAH to support the Artsvit for Kids programme.

For more information, please send us a direct message on Instagram or Facebook.

Journey through Pharmacy of the Heavens: An Interactive Guide for Children

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