On May 7th at 3:00 PM, the AРТ-space of the Library on European Street, 67 will host the grand opening of the Polish-Ukrainian photo project exhibition 'Letters to the Future'.
This project emerged as a response to the ongoing turmoil in Ukraine. It calls for compassion, understanding, and support, emphasizing that shared values such as freedom, dignity, and justice are universal to all nations.
In its struggle against Russian aggression, Ukraine demonstrates immense strength and resilience. In these challenging times, it preserves and actively develops its culture and art, which play a crucial role in maintaining national identity. The mission of artists during wartime is to instill hope and emotions, contributing to the preservation and revival of the nation's spirit, and creating cultural values that will guide future generations.
Overall, the exhibition 'Letters to the Future' serves as a message from the Polish people, bringing light even in darkness.
The exhibition cycle began in December 2024 at the Municipal Gallery of Sumy, continuing in 2025 in Lviv, Kyiv, Kropyvnytskyi, Dnipro, Rivne, Chernihiv, Odesa, and then on to Kharkiv, Lublin, and Warsaw.
The exhibition features 49 photographs from 27 authors. The displayed works come from renowned and awarded Polish artists, winners of numerous competitions: Aleksandra Śmigiel, Amina Ksenżopolska, Anna Michalak, and many others.
The pieces are marked by technical mastery, profound content, and provoke reflection on human resilience, spirit, and the importance of unity for maintaining peace.
Honorary Patronage: National Centre for Culture of Poland.
Project partners: National Union of Photographic Artists of Ukraine, National Union of Photographic Artists of Poland, and others.
Curators of the project: Inna Hutsan, Valerii Leshchynskyi, Andrii Chekanovskyi.
The exhibition will run from May 7 to May 20, 2025.
Venue: Universal Reading Room of the Central City Children's Library
Address: European Street, 67
Date and Time: May 7, 2025, 3:00 PM
We invite everyone to attend!
Admission is free.
