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The Korsaks’ Museum in Lutsk invites you to the finissage of Hamlet Zinkivskyi’s project “365. Time Is Not Needed”!

📆 July 26

Program:

⬜️ 3:00 PM — artist-led tour of the exhibition by Hamlet Zinkivskyi.
⬛️ 4:30 PM — screening of Anton Shtuka’s documentary “Caution! Life Goes On”, followed by a Q&A session with the director.

The film “Caution! Life Goes On” tells the story of the liberated city of Izium through the street art of Kharkiv-based artist Hamlet Zinkivskyi. The artist creates works on the streets of the city, which was heavily damaged during the Russian occupation, and speaks with local residents. He meets different people, observes their everyday lives and emotional states, and listens to their stories.

In 2024, the film was presented in the National Competition Program of the Odesa International Film Festival. It was also included among the eight Ukrainian films considered for submission to the 2026 Academy Awards.

🎟 Admission to the event is included with a museum ticket.

59 Seconds + AI59 Video Festival Returns to the Korsaks’ Museum!

July 16 | 5:00 PM

The 59 Seconds + AI59 Festival returns to Lutsk with a selection of its classic works, two new videos from Ukraine, several new AI collaborations, and an expanded collection of videos inspired by the number 59.

Join us and discover how much can be expressed in just 59 seconds—and how many new ideas can emerge from a single random number.

A special part of the program will feature works by Irina Danilova, created in Kharkiv.

Irina Danilova is an experimental intermedia artist, curator, and educator, founder of Project 59, Inc., and Professor of Art at Kingsborough College, City University of New York. Her work combines visual, conceptual, environmental, and sound art, and has been exhibited in museums and galleries across the United States and internationally. She is the creator of long-term art projects including Project 59, Quadrennial Shaving Performance, and Alphabet Diet Project, and the founder of international festivals and artistic initiatives, including 59 Seconds + AI59. Born in Kharkiv, she has lived and worked in New York since 1994.

We look forward to welcoming you on Thursday, July 16, at 5:00 PM at the Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art!

“Night at the Korsaks’ Museum: Art That Unites”

May 23 | 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM

This is an event worth coming to Lutsk for — and visiting the Korsaks’ Museum!

This year’s theme of International Museum Day — “Museums Uniting a Divided World” — highlights the power of museums to bring people together, regardless of borders and beliefs. In a world where polarization and geopolitical conflicts may seem impossible to overcome, museums offer a space for dialogue and create conditions for people to understand one another.

At a time when the world often divides, the Korsaks’ Museum chooses to unite:

🔹 Dozens of workshops — create, don’t just observe.

🔹 Interactive experiences in every art hall — touch meanings with your hands.

🔹 A flashlight tour through the museum — an experience you won’t forget.

🔹 The immersive performance “Cosmogony” — become part of the Universe.

🔹 Performances, film screenings, live meetings — art here and now.

🔹 A format for everyone — come with friends, family, and children.

And much more — unexpected, vivid, and real!

May 23 | 2:00 PM – 11:00 PM

Admission: 300 UAH / full ticket

Lutsk, Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art

Shall we spend the Night at the Korsaks’ Museum together?

Slow Art Day at the Korsaks’ Museum!

In the rhythm of everyday hustle, sometimes we simply need to pause — and give ourselves time to be with art.

On April 29 at 5:00 PM, the Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art will host Slow Art Day.

This is an international initiative that invites us to change the usual way we experience art: instead of viewing dozens of works in an hour, we focus on just a few — attentively, deeply, and without haste. It is in this slower rhythm that a genuine connection with art begins to emerge.

On this day, we will turn to the works of Mykola Kumановський — an artist with a distinctive, profound, and highly recognizable visual language. During a lecture by art historian Zoia Navrotska, we will slowly immerse ourselves in his works, which do not reveal themselves instantly, but require attentiveness and a willingness to enter into dialogue.

We invite you to share this experience with us — to slow down, to feel, and to understand.

Wednesday, April 29

5:00 PM

Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art

1 Ivana Korsaka St., Lutsk

Free admission!