PinchukArtCentre presents the exhibition Ukrainian Paradise
within the PAC UA programme

The PinchukArtCentre presents the Ukrainian Paradise exhibition as a part of the PAC UA programme, aimed at commissioning new works and offering a laboratory space for new curatorial talents.
The exhibition Ukrainian Paradise collects and questions the key images, ideas, and slogans that are idealised in Ukrainian society today.
Ukrainian Paradise is not quite hospitable: it is a symbolically and materially overloaded space, where weapons and death are chaotically intertwined with comic images of Patron Dog and optimistic slogans like ‘Good evening, we are from Ukraine’.
Ukrainian Paradise is also a headquarter, where spontaneous popular culture, with its heroes and symbols, coexists with practical things and pragmatic ideas that serve war requirements. They all become sacred in the Ukrainian Paradise, nevertheless there is nothing permanent here.
The exhibition invites visitors to look closer at this heterogeneous collection reflecting Ukrainian Paradise now. At the same time, it provokes to answer the question: ‘Who and what will be in the future Ukrainian Paradise?’
The project features Ukrainian artists Ksenia Hnylytska, Yevhen Korshunov, Andriy Rachinskiy, Maksym Khodak, Alina Yakubenko and Kinder Album.
Curated by Oksana Chornobrova.
Open Wednesday through Sunday from 12:00 until 21:00Free Admission.Photos are open for usage by mass media via the link.
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31.05.2024