Contemporary Ukrainian Art Takes Center Stage in Ankara Exhibition

Date: 2023-10-27 Author: Dima Zakharov Categories: CULTURE
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Ukraine's rich artistic heritage is about to make its mark in Ankara, Turkey, as the city welcomes the "Horizons" exhibition. This event, scheduled to run from November 4th to November 11th, 2023, is a pivotal part of the Ukrainian Cultural Days in Ankara. "Horizons" is an opportunity for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the contemporary Ukrainian art scene and appreciate the creative talents of the country.

Organized by the Kozytskyi Charity Foundation, RC Müzayede, and the Ukrainian Embassy in the Turkish Republic, the exhibition promises to be a showcase of 67 paintings created by 37 talented artists from various regions of Ukraine. This diverse selection of artworks will offer visitors a glimpse into the multifaceted world of Ukrainian art.

The exhibition will take place at RC Müzayede, located at Bilkent Center AVM, Sanat Sokaği 3/33, Tepe Home Kati, Bilkent/Ankara. It is an excellent opportunity for locals and international visitors to explore the unique perspectives, styles, and techniques of contemporary Ukrainian artists.

In addition to "Horizons," another cultural event is set to commemorate the memory of the victims of the Holodomor famine-genocide of 1932-1933 in Ukraine and the heroic deeds of Ukrainian defenders. On November 5th, in New York City, a special exhibition called "Homestead" will be held as part of the tribute, presenting an ethno-graphical project. This exhibition will be accompanied by a captivating musical program featuring Ukrainian choir singers and musicians.

The "Horizons" exhibition in Ankara promises to be a cultural exchange of immense significance, bringing together the creative expressions of Ukraine and Turkey. It is an opportunity to appreciate the talents of Ukrainian artists and explore their unique perspectives in the realm of contemporary art. Don't miss the chance to witness the "Horizons" of Ukrainian art in the heart of Ankara.
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