The last week of Karina Sinitsa's exhibition "Welcome to Paradise" has begun
02/12/2025

The last week of Karina Sinitsa's exhibition "Welcome to Paradise" has begun

We have also prepared a small finale: it will be an author's tour of the exhibition and another artist-talk with the artist - for those who couldn't make it to the previous one.

WHEN: Saturday, December 6, 3:00 PM
WHERE: Artsvit Gallery, Krutogornyy Uzviz 21a, Dnipro. Entrance through the glass sliding doors from the side of Uspenskaya Square

Admission is free

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

The exhibition can be viewed until December 6, inclusive, from Tuesday to Saturday, from 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM. However, please note that the gallery is open only when there is power — check the DTEK Group 5.2 power outage schedule before visiting.

Photo: Stanislav Pyvonos

The last week of Karina Sinitsa's exhibition "Welcome to Paradise" has begun

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