An exhibition of works by Ukrainian artists over the past 100 years opens in Dresden
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An exhibition of Ukrainian art of the XX-XXI centuries “Kaleidoscope of stories. Ukrainian art 1912-2023” opens in Dresden. For the first time, it will present the modern and contemporary art of Ukraine to the German public. Read UP.Kultura in Telegram “Exhibited works of art give an idea of the turbulent past and present of Ukraine,” says the description of the exhibition on the museum’s website. The exhibition will take place in the Albertinum museum, which is part of the Dresden State Art Collections (SKD). It will last four months – from May 6 to September 10, 2023. The work of Kateryna Bilokur. Photo: albertinum.skd.museum The exposition consists of paintings, sculptures, photographs, installations, videos, graphics and archives of about fifty artists. Some of the works went abroad from Ukraine for the first time. Nikita Kadan’s work. Photo: albertinum.skd.museum Works for the exhibition were collected from private collections and museums such as the National Art Museum of Ukraine, Odesa Art Museum, National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art, Stedley Art Foundation, Maria Primachenko Family Fund, Dovzhenko Center and NGO “Museum” modern art”. In addition, the exhibition is complemented by works from the Telekom Art Collection and the Art Collection of the German Bundestag. The work of Maria Sinyakova. Photo: albertinum.skd.museum Among the artists whose works can be seen at the exhibition of Ukrainian art in Dresden: Maria Prymachenko, Serhii Paradzhanov, Alla Gorska, Nikita Kadan, Zhanna Kadyrova, Alevtina Kahidze, Mykola Karabinovych, Yevgenia Bilorusets, Serhii Bratkov, David Chychkan , Maria Kulikovska, Sasha Kurmaz, Pavlo Makov, Borys Mykhaylov, Vlada Ralko, Masha Reva, Andrii Sagaidakovskii, Stas Volyazlovskii, Tetiana Yablonska, Vasyl Yermilov, Anna Zvyagintseva and others. The work of Tatiana Yablonska. Photo: albertinum.skd.museum The work “There can be no such thing as nothing can be returned” by the winner of the PinchukArtCentre 2022 prize, Dana Kavelina, will also be presented there. Screenshot from Dana Kavelina’s work. Photo: albertinum.skd.museum Read also: Ukrainian Atlantis. The exhibition in Madrid opens Ukrainian modernism to the world
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