We hasten to announce that starting December 24, the Artsvit Gallery will be on vacation!
22/12/2025

We hasten to announce that starting December 24, the Artsvit Gallery will be on vacation!

Tomorrow, December 23, is the last day to visit the exhibition "Dnipro. River of Memory" at the Experimental Studio of the Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture. The project of Polish artist and curator Waldemar Tatarchuk "When I Am in Ukraine, Everyone Asks Me About Poland. When I Am in Poland, Everyone Asks Me About Ukraine" will continue into next year 2026, until March 14 inclusive.

We remind you that the exhibitions are open only when there is light - check the schedule of DTEK Group 5.2 before your visit.

We will resume our work on January 13, so we will see you next year.

Have a nice and peaceful winter holiday ♥

Photo: Oleg Samoilenko

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