Exhibitions

On May 30, 2024, the exhibition of the art project “The Stone Embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in Textiles” was opened in Paris at the Ukrainian Cultural Center, in the former house of Alain Delon, thanks to the support of the Centre Culturel d’Ukraine en France, Ambassade d’Ukraine en France, and SUOB “Mother Ukraine”. The exhibition will last until June 28, 2024. The exhibition features 12 textile wall panels – copies of the “stone embroideries” of Nova Kakhovka, built in the 1950s during the construction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant and the North Crimean Canal. “The stone embroideries” were created … Continued

On February 22, 2024, the third exhibition of the art project “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” was opened in Kutna Hora, Czech Republic in the gallery “Spolkový dům Kutná Hora”. The event was officially opened by the Mayor of the city of Kutna Hora Lukáš Seifert, the representative of the Ukrainian Embassy in the Czech Republic, Mr. Vitaliy Usatii, charge d’affaires, thе head of the Department of Tourism, Education and Culture of the city of Kutna Hora Dagmar Ostranska and the author of the project Tanya Bolharova. The exhibition features 12 textile wall panels – copies of … Continued

On October 5, 2023, the second exhibition of the art project “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” was opened in Varna, Bulgaria in the “Pencho Slaveykov” Regional Library. The event was officially opened by the Ambassador of Ukraine in Bulgaria Olesia Ilashchuk, the Mayor of Varna Ivan Portnikh, the Deputy Mayor Ralitza Gerasimova, director of the library Radka Kalcheva and the author of the project Tanya Bolharova. The exhibition features 12 textile wall panels – copies of the “stone embroideries” of Nova Kakhovka, built in the 1950s during the construction of the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant and the … Continued

The first exhibition of the art project “The stone embroideries of Nova Kakhovka in textiles” opened in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria. The event was officially opened by the Minister of Culture of Bulgaria Krastyu Krastev, the Ambassador of Ukraine in Bulgaria Olesia Ilashchuk and the author of the project Tanya Bolharova. “Since this barbaric attack by the russian side on Ukraine began, the occupiers are destroying the historical and cultural heritage of Ukraine every day. And I, as the Minister of Culture of the Republic of Bulgaria and as a person who has a direct relationship with culture throughout … Continued