Korsun-Shevchenkivskiy State Historical and Cultural Preserve

Projects

Art project "Patriotic Mission of Ukrainian Art"

The purpose of the art project is to identify and promote the development of creative personalities, popularization of artists’ creativity. One of the directions of the art project is to identify and support artists who have moved from the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. The art project began in 2017 with the exhibition in the art gallery of the Preserve personal art exhibitions of works by a migrant from Donbass, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine Oleksandr Vorona “Life Continues” and a migrant artist from the Crimea, chamber watercolor Pavel Chystilin “Crimean Landscapes”. Since…

Art project "The art of love for the native land"

The purpose of the art project: the formation of personal and valuable attitude to the art of the native land, motivation of creative self-realization and self-development of artists, the formation of a stable need for spiritual self-improvement, filling the art treasury of the reserve collection of works by local artists. Launched in 2016. As part of the art project, every two years the art gallery exhibits works by artists – members of the Korsun-Shevchenkivsіky District Public Literary and Artistic Association “Yantalka”. Exhibitions of “Yantalka” members were exhibited in 2017 and 2019, and are planned for 2021. Personal exhibitions…

Competitive art project for gifted children "Future of Korsunshchyna"

The art project was launched in 2016. Its purpose is to identify talented children, support them, promote children’s work among visitors; development of interest in the cultural heritage of the Ukrainian people; education of aesthetic tastes, love of beauty; value attitude to art and work of creative people. In 2016–2017, within the framework of the art project, exhibitions and competitions of children’s works of fine and decorative arts were held in the Art Gallery of the Preserve: “Winter Fantasies”, “Colorful Flowers”, “Children and Peace”. The best works were determined by surveying (questionnaire) visitors to the art gallery. The winners…