We would like to share with you the program of public events within the new exhibition
15/12/2025

We would like to share with you the program of public events within the new exhibition

The opening of the project "When I Am in Ukraine, Everyone Asks Me About Poland. When I Am in Poland, Everyone Asks Me About Ukraine" will take place the day after tomorrow, December 17, and in addition to the traditional tour at the opening of the exhibition, we have prepared a small program of public events for you.

The next day, December 18, the project's co-curator Stakh Shablovsky will give a lecture "Bureaucrat from Art. Citizen. Artist" about the curatorial work of Waldemar Tatarchuk.

And this Friday, December 19, an artist-talk with the Polish artist will take place, where he will present his own artistic work, as well as new works created in collaboration or in dialogue with Ukrainian artists. The conversation will be moderated by the exhibition's co-curator Kateryna Yakovlenko.

All events are evening - starting at 6:30 PM, admission is free!

Attention: the events will take place even in the event of a power outage.

Project organizers: Fundacja Sztuki Performance, Artsvit Gallery
Partner: Polish Institute in Kyiv

Photo: Olya Vasylets

Funding from the budget of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, from the Fund for the Promotion of Culture

We would like to share with you the program of public events within the new exhibition

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