White Space
The gallery space for small but important exhibitions in the heart of Kyiv cultural district. The White Space program focuses on the young generation of Ukrainian artists and meaningful projects that reveal unknown pages of Ukrainian history of Art.
You can also find a library, where books and periodicals about Ukrainian art are located, as well as catalogues of exhibitions from the most famous museums around the globe.
Information for visitors
Welcome to White space, open from Tuesday till Saturday, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM!
Please note that visits to the gallery are by appointment only.
To ensure a personalized experience, kindly schedule your visit in advance. For inquiries or to arrange a visit, you can reach us through the provided contact information or via our social media channels.
Exhibitions in this location
The central theme of Polina Shcherbyna’s exhibition is the notion of death, which she reveals not so much through the end of earthly life, physical or emotional loss, but rather as a way of shaping history.
“Perhaps the entrance to paradise is in fact the exit from hell?” she asks.
The black-and-white graphics presented at the exhibition resonate with the dark era that followed Khrushchev’s thaw. While working on these sheets, Kremnytska likely recalled eyewitness accounts of NKVD reprisals against avant-garde artists.
Valkyrie is a story of strength, continuity, and new meanings that emerge even in the darkest times.
Vera experienced the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, documenting the war as a photojournalist. Later, she moved to Japan, where she began working with ceramics, creating pieces inspired by Ukrainian warriors and art.
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