We invite you to the next conversation as part of our anniversary Public Program, which will take place on December 6, at 4:00 PM.
Discussion “How to talk about the Crimean Tatar heritage in the context of the history of Ukraine?”
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Discussion “Art of the Second Half of the XX Century”
We invite you to join the discussion, which will take place on November 29, at 4:00 PM.
The exhibition “Origins” has been extended!
The new edition of «”Annunciation” by Oleksandr Murashko: plot and image» is already on sale!
Discussion «Ukrainian 1920s: national revival or tragedy?»
Already this Friday, we invite you to the next discussion.
«Portrait of the Museum» in honor of NAMU’s 125th anniversary!
We invite you to create your unique NAMU portrait!
Open discussion «Ukraine in the 19th century: contradictions of national self-awareness»
This Friday, a conversation with invited experts will take place in the walls of NAMU!
New book «”Annunciation” by Oleksandr Murashko: plot and image»
The new edition of «”Annunciation” by Oleksandr Murashko: plot and image» is already on sale!
Master class “Museum Portrait”
We invite you to celebrate NAMU’s 125th anniversary by creating an image of the museum!
Online quest “Olexandr Murashko: life in 7 paintings”
We invite you to celebrate Oleksandr Murashko’s birthday by joining the museum’s online quest on September 7.
Scientific conference National Ukrainian Museum: Times, People, Fates
The National Art Museum of Ukraine, together with the National Museum of the History of Ukraine and the National Museum of Decorative Arts of Ukraine, announce a joint scientific conference National Ukrainian Museum: Times, People, Fates on the occasion of the 125th anniversary of its foundation.
Multimedia project “Dance in the War Zone?” at NAMU – summaries and reflections
Recently, the exhibition “Dance in the War Zone?” was closed, and with it the last series of events within its parallel program. Now that the highlights are behind us, it’s time to take stock and reminisce about everything that happened in these 6 weeks, so we invite you to talk about the chosen ways of covering dance in the museum and the experiences you’ve had while getting to know it. This Thursday there will be an online event where the artists and curators of the project will reflect with you on everything that happened and more!
Meeting artists and closure
The exhibition “Dance in a war zone?” lasts 6 weeks. During this time, 2 curated tours, 5 workshops on various topics, 3 body practices, a round table and a professional discussion took place within its borders. The exhibition became a huge project that showed the audience Ukrainian contemporary dance and told about its existence during the war. Events within the walls of the museum raised important questions about heritage preservation, directions of museum practice, ways of writing about dance and how it interacts with other arts.