The Korsaks’ Museum Launches a New Grant Project – “Art for Everyone” Inclusive Educational Hub

Art has the power to educate and inspire, to bring people together, and to help us discover new solutions. That is why the Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art is launching the “Art for Everyone” Inclusive Educational Hub—a new space for learning, professional development, creative exploration, and social interaction.

The Hub’s first educational track, “Arts Management: From Idea to Event,” combines lectures with hands-on practical workshops.

Lecture Series: “Art Without Borders”

Participants will explore contemporary Ukrainian art and its major movements of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, discuss themes of freedom and responsibility, learn how the art market functions, and examine the roles of museums, galleries, collectors, copyright, and more.

Workshop: “From an Idea to Your Own Project”

The workshop will focus on developing project ideas, building concepts and value propositions, using AI and contemporary digital tools, exploring grant opportunities, and integrating principles of inclusion and accessibility. Participants will also learn from successful Ukrainian and international case studies, discuss common pitfalls and risks, and have the opportunity to develop the concept of their own project.

The Hub’s First Event

Lecture

“The Role of the Creative Partnership of Alla Horska and Viktor Zaretskyi in the Heart of Kyiv’s Sixtiers Movement”

Lecturer: Olena Zaretska — artist, Head of the Alla Horska and Viktor Zaretskyi Foundation, and granddaughter of the artists.

Date: August 1 (Saturday)
Time: 4:00 PM

Korsaks’ Museum of Contemporary Ukrainian Art
1 Ivana Korsaka St., Lutsk

Participation is included with the museum admission ticket.

The “Art for Everyone” Inclusive Educational Hub is implemented with the support of Switzerland within the framework of the Swiss-Ukrainian UCORD Project “Cohesion and Regional Development of Ukraine,” implemented by NIRAS Sweden AB. The grant component of the programme is administered in partnership with the National Development Institution.

We warmly invite everyone interested in contemporary Ukrainian art, culture, and the history of the Sixtiers Movement to join us.