The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Time:
12:00pm
Description:
The 40th Anniversary of the Ordination of the Rt. Rev. Archimandrite Ivan Krotec Liturgy & Banquet
Location = Sts. Volodymyr & Olha Ukrainian Catholic Church
Oakley & Superior in Chicago, IL
Time = 12:00 pm Divine Liturgy/ 2:00 Reception
40th anniversary of the Ordination of the Rt. Rev. Archimandrite Ivan Krotec.
Contact / RSVP Information = 312-829-5209 by March 1st - Tickets in advance only
Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St.
Chicago, IL 60612
Time = 12:30 brunch; 1:00 presentation
Discussion with Ambassador Steven Pifer
Have the recent elections in Ukraine signaled the end of the “Orange Revolution” and the return of “Ukraine Fatigue” in Washington and the European Union?
Steven Pifer, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, will discuss the political and economic developments in Ukraine and their impact on Western views and future economic assistance. Most of all, he will outline measures the new Ukrainian government must take to encourage Western support, aid and investment. Ambassador Pifer is a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution, where he focuses on arms control, Ukraine and Russia, and a nonresident senior adviser with the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Previously, he served for more than 25 years with the State Department, where he was a deputy assistant secretary of state, and also had postings in London, Moscow, Geneva and Warsaw, as well as on the National Security Council.
Cost = $10.00
Contact / RSVP Information = mostovy@comcast.net
Organization sponsoring Event = Chicago Business & Professional Group and Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Description:
The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art welcomes an exhibition of paintings from Ukrainian/Chicago artist, Anatole Kolomayets. Born in the Poltava region of Ukraine, Kolomayets (b.1927) relocated to Chicago upon graduation from the Royal Academy of Arts in Liege, Belgium, 1954. He has since firmly established himself as an artist in Chicago within the international community. His work was shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions. He was one of the founders of the Ukrainian Artists’ Group “Monolith”, active in Chicago 1954-1958. Kolomayets is foremost a colorist, though traces of artistic influence from his background of travel and education abroad are apparent in the diverse combination of styles within which he works. This exhibition will focus on a selection of works from the last two decades.
Anatole Kolomayets has had numerous individual exhibitions in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and Denver. He has also participated in group shows
throughout the U.S. and abroad, and was named Merited Artist of Ukraine by President Yushchenko in 2007. The Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art is delighted to welcome Anatole Kolomayets for his first showing within our walls.
2320 W. Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 227-5522 www.uima-chicago.org
Description:
My Mother's Song - art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL 60612
You are invited to attend the opening of “My Mother's Song” - an art exhibit by Valentyna Sanina on Friday, March 5th at 7:00 pm. The exhibit will continue through March 21st.
“Human art for human lives” is the way that Valentina Sanina describes her work, a description whose simplicity belies the depth of meaning behind it. She has dedicated her exhibit of pen and ink, oils and beaded oil paintings to her mother and to Ukraine - her motherland.
Born in Ukraine, Sanina was formally educated in the Soviet Union, where she became a celebrated muralist and was elected a fellow of the prestigious Art Society of the former USSR. The beautiful nature of Ukraine also fostered her esthetic education; the blooming flowers of summer, the subtle nuances during thaws, the wondrous winter frost on windows. Her work has been published and exhibited throughout the United States and as far away as Japan.
The Ukrainian National Museum is located in the heart of the Ukrainian Village, at 2249 West Superior Street in Chicago. Hours: Thursday through Sunday, 11:00 am to 4:00 pm Admission: Adults $5.00, Children under 12 - Free
Cost = $5
Contact / RSVP Information = Anna Chychula, 312-421-8020, admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
Organization sponsoring Event = Ukrainian National Museum
Time:
10:00am-2:00pm
Description:
Pysanka Workshop, Ukrainian Easter egg workshop with pysanka artist, Mrs. Vera Samycia
Educational = on
Location = Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St.
Chicago, IL 60612
Time = 10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Description = Ukrainian National Museum presents:
Pysanka Workshop, Ukrainian Easter egg workshop with pysanka artist, Mrs. Vera Samycia
This workshop is being offered in two separate sessions to accommodate more participants.
Session 1: Saturday, March 6, 2010
Session 2: Saturday, March 13, 2010
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
Ukrainian National Museum
2249 W. Superior St
Chicago, IL
Cost: $35 (includes supplies and lunch)
Space is limited. Reserve your seat in advance by calling the Ukrainian National Museum at 312.421.8020 or e-mail admin@ukrainiannationalmuseum.org
