Art for Victory UA
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Art for Victory UA was established by the Ukrainian and international art and culture community with the aim to support and promote the existence and survival of Ukrainian culture in the current state of war conditions which threaten its very existence.
Art for Victory UA є незалежним, некомерційним, благодійним фондом, організованим українською та міжнародною культурною спільнотою з метою підтримки існування та виживання українського культурного сектору в умовах війни.
Bank details for the charitable contributions | Реквізити для благодійного внеску
Bank details for the charitable contributions | Реквізити для благодійного внеску
Nadační fond Prevalent – Art for Victory
IBAN: CZ53 0300 0000 0002 1783 2713
SWIFT: CEKOCZPP
Československá obchodní banka a.s.
Radlická 333/150, 150 57
Prague, Czech Republic
Місія Фонду “Art for Victory UA” полягає у забезпеченні стабільного функціонування українського культурного сектору: людей, активів та інфраструктури як важливих прерогатив життєдайности української нації та єдности заради перемоги над російським вторгненням.
Assistance | Допомога
Assistance | Допомога
Provision of all-round assistance and support in the preservation of threatened Ukrainian cultural and artistic assets.
Надання всебічної допомоги та підтримки у збереженні українських культурних цінностей і мистецьких надбань.
Fundraising | Фінансова підтримка
Fundraising activities for Ukrainian cultural sector sustainability, and its support as an important prerequisite for the unity of the nation in the pursuit of victory.
Діяльність зі збору коштів задля забезпечення сталого розвитку українського культурного сектору та його підтримка як важлива передумова єдности нації у боротьбі за перемогу.
Сooperation | Співпраця
Сooperation | Співпраця
Сooperation with European cultural institutions in a field of preservation and protection of Ukrainian culture and art.
Співпраця з європейськими культурними інституціями у справі збереження та охорони української культури та мистецтва.
"Art for Victory UA" Fund is organized by a group of enthusiasts from Ukraine and European countries
Jiří Fajt
Art historian of Czech origin, from 2014 to 2019 — CEO of the National Gallery in Prague, from 2019 to the present — Chairman of International Programs of the Dresden State Art Collections; curator of contemporary art exhibitions and projects at the Kunsthalle im Lipsiusbau in Dresden.
Maria Isserlis
Contemporary art curator, art historian, and editor. Exhibition director of the V-A-C Foundation in Venice in 2016-2017. Co-curator of the first and second editions of the AKI AORA research program in Tulum, Mexico. Member of the curatorial team of the museum Albertinum, Dresden.
František Vyskočil
Сzech specialist in intellectual property law whose work is mainly focused on the visual arts and individual protection. František Vyskočil got his PhD in law in 1990. Since 2005, he has been lecturing on law at all faculties of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague.
Konstantin Akinsha
Konstantin Akinsha
Ph.D. art historian and founder of the Avant-garde Art Research Project, Akinsha was likewise contributing correspondent for New York and Budapest ARTnews and Deputy Director of the Presidential Advisory Commission on Holocaust assets in Washington.
Andrii Adamovskiy
Andrii Adamovskiy
Ukrainian philanthropist and collector of contemporary art; member of the Supervisory Board of the National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery'' and the Odesa Art Museum; Chairman of the Board of Trustees of M17 Contemporary Art Center in Kyiv; founder of the Adamovskiy Foundation.
Natalia Shpytkovska
Natalia Shpytkovska
irector of M17 Contemporary Art Center, Kyiv, executive director of the Art for Victory UA Fund, curator, consultant and art manager, Natalia has a PhD in cultural studies at the Modern Art Research Institute of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine.
Our сurrent projects
On April 25, Christie's, together with World Monuments Fund, opened a selling exhibition "Safeguarding the Irreplaceable". Dedicated to Ukrainian visual art, it combines the works of Ukrainian modernists and Ukrainian photographers.
For the selling exhibition "Safeguarding the Irreplaceable" the collection of «Odesa Parisians» was generously given by Ukrainian avant-garde Foundation, which is supervised by Oleksandr Suslenskiy, Borys Fuksmann, and Andriy Adamovskiy, who is a member of the supervisory board of Art for Victory UA Fund. A part of raised funds will be donated to World Monuments Fund to support vital cultural heritage recovery and preservation in Ukraine.
Peter Doroshenko, Ukrainian-American art critic and executive director of Dallas Contemporary, curated the part of the exhibition dedicated to Ukrainian photography. He commented: "With the start of this war and the humanitarian atrocities it caused, it has become important to demonstrate that Ukrainian art has a long and difficult history."
Charity auction "Benefit for Ukraine's People & Culture"
Charity auction "Benefit for Ukraine's People & Culture"
As part of the 59th La Biennale di Venezia on April 21, a charity auction "Benefit for Ukraine's People & Culture" took place. It was held in celebration of Ukrainian culture, which is currently under brutal attack, to support the safety of Ukraine's citizens and the longevity of its society. The 14 lots generously donated by artists and their galleries raised more than €1.2 million for humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
Special thanks to Maria Prymachenko Family Foundation and Anastasiia Prymachenko for donating Maria Prymachenko's work "My home, my truth", which was sold for €110,000.
Art for Victory UA Fund joined the auction and provided works of Ukrainian artists. The raised funds from the auction will be donated to organizations such as the Appeal of Conscience Foundation, the Maria Pryimachenko Family Foundation, Museum Crisis Center, and Ukrainian Emergency Art Fund.
Presentation of the Ukrainian project "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900-1930’s" at the Fondation Beyeler (Basel, Switzerland)
Presentation of the Ukrainian project "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900-1930’s" at the Fondation Beyeler (Basel, Switzerland)
"In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900s-1930s" deals with the development of Ukrainian modernism in cities such as Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa. It is the first comprehensive display of Ukrainian Art from the beginning of the 20th century to be shown in the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum (Madrid, Spain). The curatorial group of the "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900-1930’s" includes Konstantin Akinsha, Katia Denysova and Olena Kashuba-Volvach.
The joint organizers of the presentation are the charity foundation "Art for Victory UA" and M17 Contemporary Art Center in Kyiv.
The partners of the presentation: The Fondation Beyeler, The Natalia Cola Foundation, Ukrainian Institute, Artcult Foundation, Artelia consultancy and Ukrainian project "Strong & Precious", National Art Museum of Ukraine.
Future projects
Catalog publishing
Catalog publishing
To the project «In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900s - 1930s» it is planned to publish a special catalog that will be a large-scale study of modernism created on the territory of today's Ukraine between the 1900s and 1930s.
The catalogue will accompany the exhibition of Ukrainian modernism at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum, Madrid, and other leading art institutions in Europe.
The relevance of the book will be to highlight the role of the authentic Ukrainian culture and condemn Russia's aggressive policy, which is based on the use of manipulative technologies and cultural and historical narratives.
"In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900s-1930s" exhibition
The exhibition "In the Eye of the Storm. Modernism in Ukraine 1900s-1930s" is scheduled for autumn 2022 at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid, Spain.
The exhibition will comprise around 100 works from leading Ukrainian museums, as well as from Western public and private collections. The exhibition will be produced in partnership with the National Art Museum of Ukraine and other institutions.
The show will include works by Oleksandr Bohomazov, Olexandra Exter, Volodymyr and David Burliuk, Victor Palmov, Vasyl Yermуlov, Anatol Petrytsky, Vadym Meller and others.
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