Halyna Zhehulska (born 1957), or as her friends and acquaintances called her — Dzenia, is a Ukrainian artist who mainly worked in the field of abstract graphics and was a significant part of the underground art community of Lviv in the 1970s and 1980s.
"RAW WOUND" is a modern testimony to the importance of remembering, learning, and acting to ensure that the darkest pages of history never repeat themselves.
On November 16th, at the White Space of the Stedley Art Foundation, the exhibition of Alexander Sukholit dedicated to the presentation of Natalia Sukholit's poetry collection "When the Wind Returns" took place.
For Kostiantyn Zorkin, art is the tangible evidence of the existence of the soul. After all, it is through the language of art that one can communicate directly with the soul, bypassing the barriers of rational intellect.
Serhiy Zhyvotkov (1961-2000), a Ukrainian artist of the 1980s-1990s, remained true to painterly asceticism and biblical themes in his unmatched works. His art captivates with mystery and contemplation, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
For more than 5 years Stedley Art Foundation has been researching the artworks of Alexander Dubovik, studying his archives, sketches, notebooks, theoretical works. This allowed a deeper understanding of the author, to see how his work has changed, how philosophy has become more complicated since the harsh sixties. An exhibition in the White Space of the Stedley Art Foundation to coincide with the author's birthday and the publication by the foundation of two books dedicated to the artist's work. The exhibition of one work - 'Self-portrait' 1967 - is designed to stop us in this turbulent world and invites you to spend time in dialogue with one of the most interesting Ukrainian people of the sixties.
The new project of Alexander Zhyvotkov “Tecum Veniam” has combined the three-part wooden portal “Gate” and the newly created monumental panel.
The exhibition of the young Ukrainian artist Vitaliy Kokhan. His artistic practice includes various media – installation, sculpture, land art, artworks on canvas. His artistic method is similar to the work of an a new age archeologist, who digs for medium, texture, colour, and signs in the ancient ruins of the past generations.
Specially to the release of the ‘Mykola Trokh. Enfant Terrible of Ukrainian Photography ' the author Valery Sakharuk jointly with our foundation puts on view the project 'Pornographic Series of Mykola Trokh'. The exhibition presents the reconstruction of the triptych 'Pornography as a mirror of our life' 1995 and the significant photo series of the nineties – 'Schoolgirls', 'XYZ', 'Sadomazo'.
