Currently, the House-Museum, with an area of 800 square meters, will be built in the Kyiv region. The museum building itself is a huge art object, artistically designed and designed to fascinate. A landscape garden unfolds near it and exclusive art objects are located.
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Today, the museum's collection is the widest selection of ceramic art in Ukraine. The museum emphasizes the revival of pottery traditions as an authentic Ukrainian art and craft and has about 3000 products. A prominent place in the exposition is occupied by the works of the genius of ceramics and painting, Serhiy Radko.
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It was a real challenge for the architects to place such a large collection in a relatively small area, but the team believes it is quite possible.
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"There are great conceptual galleries, curators, art dealers, artists and artists in Ukraine, but there is still no museum of modern Ukrainian art. I have been researching our culture for more than twenty years, I admire its depth, authenticity and universality at the same time. And today, I believe, the time has come for its systematic popularization, both within the country and abroad. We want to show that Ukrainian culture not only has thousands of years of history, but is also developing and transforming right now," says Serhiy Makhno, architect and founder of the Makhno Art Foundation.
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From a distance, the majestic concrete structure of the museum rises like a monolith from the surrounding landscape, encouraging everyone who contemplates it to come closer and discover the secrets that it hides in itself. But as visitors approach, they are greeted by the stark contrast of the building's black facade, which stands out as a beacon of creativity and inspiration.
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Makhno Art Foundation invites all connoisseurs of Ukrainian art to join the project.
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