Orders are now being accepted for artist Lada Nakonechna's catalogue Disciplined Vision
26/01/2024

Orders are now being accepted for artist Lada Nakonechna's catalogue Disciplined Vision

Yesterday, an online presentation of artist Lada Nakonechna's catalogue Disciplined Vision took place. And now we are ready to share it with you — orders are now being accepted!

There are two ways to obtain this publication:

♦ on behalf of an art institution — free of charge, just fill out the request form;
♦ as a private individual for personal use — for a fee, to receive the catalogue, fill out this form.

The cost is 600 hryvnia (15 euros for overseas orders). Delivery within Ukraine/Europe is at your expense. After making the payment, please send us the transfer receipt and the recipient's contact details: full name, mobile number, city and postal address.

Please send the funds to the bank using the link: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/PGbR6GtLd

Please note: once you have placed your order, let us know via the Artsvit Gallery's Instagram direct message so that we can immediately see your request and you don't have to wait long for your copy. Thank you ♥

Orders are now being accepted for artist Lada Nakonechna's catalogue Disciplined Vision

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