ВДНГ. Виставка, як подарунок (Ю. Нагулко)

A walk through VDNH is always a little more than just a route. This is a place where modern Ukrainian culture comes to life, where every step opens up new meanings and introduces you to the talent that is literally nearby. “The City of Masters” is about touching the real. Here, in products, details, textures, there is the living energy of people who create with their hands and hearts. In each thing there is history, tradition, and at the same time a modern vision. This is a space where Ukrainian craftsmanship is not just preserved, but sounds in a new way. A bookstore with works by young Ukrainian authors is another proof: we know how to feel and talk about it. Deeply, honestly, boldly. A new generation of writers is shaping the voice of the country - different, but very real. This is literature that is born here and now, next to us. Among the interesting locations are music, street performances, art spaces, where everyone finds something of their own. Ukrainians do not just sing - they live every note. They don't just create - they convey meaning. A separate emphasis is the exhibition of Yuriy Nagulko. His works are a dialogue with time, with identity, with the deep layers of the Ukrainian soul. In colors, images and symbols - a search for oneself, roots and future at the same time. And this whole walk boils down to one simple but strong thought: Ukrainians are incredibly talented. We write, create, sing, draw. We feel the world more deeply and know how to turn this feeling into art. And, perhaps, this is our true strength. Description: 00:00- greetings 00:55- looking for a book! 03:00- "City of Masters" 06:10- exhibition area 08:50- cafe-zone 11:00- entertainment zone 13:10- about the exhibition "Dissection of Time" 15:20- about the artist Y. Nagulko #exhibition #CityofMasters #excursion #art #kyiv #travel #Yuriy Nagulko #what to see Yuriy Nagulko's personal website: http://nagulko.com/ Music used from the website: href="https://audionautix.com/" Creative Commons music by Jason Shaw on Audionautix.com