Linocut ‘Sadok’ for donation — we have launched a charity raffle of Tetyana Pukhnautseva's work
08/03/2024

Linocut ‘Sadok’ for donation — we have launched a charity raffle of Tetyana Pukhnautseva's work

Before the opening of Tetiana Pukhnautseva's exhibition ‘Ragged Edge,’ we are launching a new charity raffle — this time, you have the opportunity to receive the artist's linocut ‘Sadok’ for a donation.

To participate, simply donate 10 hryvnias to the bank, but you can increase your chances of winning by donating more — the main thing is that the contribution is a multiple of ten. So, to the raffle — micro-donations can also do great things!

Link to the jar: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/5Lz8ZGS8hr

We will transfer the collected funds to the MEDYCHKA community, which helps medics on the front line by purchasing tactical slings, functional tourniquets, and laparoscopic instruments.

IMPORTANT: In the transfer description, please indicate your contact number or Instagram/Telegram nickname and name so that we can contact you.

The winner will be selected at random. The draw will last for a month, until 8 April.

Please note! We ship the work at our own expense within Ukraine.

In the photo: ‘Sadok’ (The Garden), 2023
Linocut on vintage paper
Design: Olena Misyura

Linocut ‘Sadok’ for donation — we have launched a charity raffle of Tetyana Pukhnautseva's work

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