We are 12 years old!
05/07/2025

We are 12 years old!

Today, July 5, the Artsvit Gallery celebrates its 12th anniversary. Twelve years of exhibitions, creative research, interesting conversations, and bold steps into the world of contemporary art.

We are currently working in times when every day is a challenge. However, the full-scale war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine does not put culture on pause, but rather makes it even more important. Currently, art institutions, like the people who build them, are about resilience, mutual assistance, and faith in the future. And we thank everyone who is with us:

♦ artists — for their courage and voice;
♦ curators — for their clear vision and vector;
♦ art historians — for their depth and searches;
♦ partners — for their support and opportunities to make worthy projects;
♦ visitors — for their concern, openness, and dedication.

And of course, a special thank you to the military, volunteers, doctors, rescuers, and everyone who gives us the opportunity to work.

Each of you is a part of this history, the history of the Artsvit Gallery. More to come ♥

Photo: Oleg Samoilenko

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