VOICES – A Multimedia Space of the “Voices of Peaceful People” Museum
We invite you to the exhibition VOICES – the multimedia space of the “Voices of the Peaceful” Museum of the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation, featuring an art installation by the creators of GOGOLFEST. The exhibition aims to reveal the depth and strength of the living stories of peaceful Ukrainians about the War. The multimedia space provides […]
ΑΝΑΣΤΆΣΗΣ. THE LIGHT OF THE RESURRECTION
From glazed eggs of the Kyivan Rus era to Pysanky on ostrich eggs: an exhibition dedicated to the Easter holidays will open in Kyiv the Museum of Kyiv History presents the exhibition project “ΑΝΑΣΤΆΣΗΣ. The Light of the Resurrection”, showcasing the origins and development of the most important Christian holiday. The central symbols of the […]
Stories Written by War
**Photo Exhibition of the Ukrainian Red Cross – the country’s largest humanitarian organization** From May 9 to May 19, 2024, the Museum of Kyiv History hosts a photo exhibition dedicated to the activities of the Ukrainian Red Cross during the war, as well as to World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day, celebrated worldwide on […]
“One Hundred Years of Childhood”
The Museum of Kyiv History, together with the Museum of Fashion History, presents a unique exhibition of children’s clothing from 1820 to 1920, showcasing how children’s fashion evolved over a century. What did children wear two centuries ago? Did children even have fashion, and if so, what did it look like? Why did boys wear […]
EXIT. Painting Exhibition by Ukrainian Artist Alla Ronikier.
June is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Awareness Month, and this year it is observed under the slogan Not all wounds are visible. A series of educational and artistic events, aimed at raising awareness about PTSD among both military personnel and civilians, as well as fostering new social behavioral norms, will take place in Kyiv. These […]
“Japan. Through Eyes and Heart”
During the special period of cherry blossom for all Japanese, the Museum of Kyiv History presented an exhibition dedicated to Japan – its unique nature, culture, and remarkable people. The exhibition features traditional Japanese Nanga school graphics and contemporary photographs by the renowned Ukrainian photographer Vera Blanche, who currently resides in Japan. Japan is a […]
“Defending the City”
To mark the second anniversary of the liberation of the Kyiv region from Russian occupiers, the Museum of Kyiv History presents an exhibition project showcasing composite images of the city’s defenders across different historical eras. From its very founding, Kyiv has been a coveted prize for invaders. For centuries, the city has stood in defense […]
“Heavenly Lavra.” A Masterpiece of Jewelry Art
On June 4 at 2:00 PM, the Museum of Kyiv History hosted the opening of the exhibition project “Heavenly Lavra”, dedicated to the main spiritual sanctuary of the Ukrainian people – the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra. Within the walls of the Lavra, Ukrainian prayers resound, and a rebirth takes place after the “spiritual occupation” by Russia […]
Keeping Hope Away from Home
The UN Refugee Agency and the Museum of Kyiv History have opened a photo exhibition dedicated to supporting people in Ukraine. The exhibition highlights key milestones from three decades of work with individuals displaced or affected by the war in Ukraine. On June 20, in honor of World Refugee Day, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), […]
“Emotional Invasion”
The Museum of Kyiv History continues the exhibition “Emotional Invasion” – a philosophical and psychological art show presenting ceramic sculptures and paintings by contemporary Ukrainian artists Nadiia Nechkina and Liudmyla Davydenko. Both artists delve into the existential depths of human experience and explore complex emotional states of people. The exhibition aims to encourage viewers to […]