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"Hoffung in Zeites des Krieges"
02.02.2024—10.02.2024
Am 2. Februar fand in Wilhelmshaven (Deutschland) die Eröffnung der Ausstellung „Hoffnung in Zeiten des Krieges“ statt. Die Veranstaltung wird mit Unterstützung der Zweigstelle der Caritas-Stiftung Wilhelmshaven durchgeführt.
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Icons save lives
25.07.2023—06.08.2023
"Icons save lives" is a project launched by us last year. This year, artists gathered to once again create icons on boards from cartridges. These icons are a symbol of struggle and hope, works that not only reflect the emotions of an individual witness of war, but also personify faith and strength that help overcome difficult trials. Thank you very much to everyone who joined!
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Exhibiton in Collegium Orientale (Eichstätt, Germany)
10.06.2023—31.07.2023
In Eichstätt, Germany, an exhibition has been underway where the works of our artists are being showcased. A significant portion of the exposition is dedicated to the personal experiences Ukrainians endured during the war. However, the higher purpose of art is to live through our traumas and facilitate healing.
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"ICONS SAVE LIVES – UKRAINE" Charity Auction in Washington, DC
02.02.2023—24.02.2023
From February 2 to 25, the "ICONSAVESLIVES - UKRAINE" auction was held, where unique works created by 20 of our artists were presented. These are modern icons on boards taken from ammunition boxes. The collected funds were transferred to the "Always Ukraine" charity fund.
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"EMOTIONEN. UKRAINISCHE MODERNE IKONE"
12.05.2022—10.06.2022
Dieses Projekt der Galerie Iconart wurde von ukrainischen Künstlerinnen und Künstlern 2021 vorbereitet und zielte darauf ab, auf die Merkmale aufmerksam zu machen, die normalerweise nicht sehr mit der Ikone, Heiligkeit, Göttlichkeit und Ewigkeit in Verbindung gebracht werden. Gleichzeitig kommen sie aber unserer Wahrnehmung von Realität, Zeit und Menschlichkeit nahe.
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New icon at Savchenko Gallery
04.12.2021—21.12.2021
The artists, drawing on the centuries-old tradition of church art, have the courage to look for their own language in which they speak about the experience of faith. They do it in an original and innovative way.
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ICONART in Philadelphia
10.05.2021—01.12.2021
Already for several months, people who visit our residence in Philadelphia have the opportunity to see the exhibit of modern iconography, specially put together by the Iconart Gallery of Contemporary Sacred Art.
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The limits of the icon at Bohema gallery in Warsaw
03.04.2020—30.04.2020
The exhibition The Limits of the icon presents the works of contemporary iconographers from Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland. We show a wide spectrum of styles and iconographic themes and we will try to answer the question: are we already reaching the end of the icon? are there any boundaries of a contemporary icon, and if so, where do they run?
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Iconart Exhibition in Paris
17.09.2017—17.09.2017
Iconart Gallery of Contemporary Sacred Art, Lviv, Ukraine is pleased to announce a group exhibition of 20 artists from Ukraine.
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Iconart in Ternopil, Gallery Bunkermuz
02.02.2016—25.02.2016
Exit is an active and dynamic concept, so the Iconart project offers a kind of pilgrimage: between traditional and modern culture, holy and sinful, word and image, as well as between important topics of Christian culture.
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EXODUS/EXIT (VYKHID), 5th birthday of ICONART
17.12.2015—09.01.2016
EXODUS/EXIT is an attempt to rethink sacred art within the context of contemporary culture. EXIT is a dynamic concept; therefore, art project of ICONART offers a kind of pilgrimage - between traditional and modern culture, between person and people, between the holy and sinful, between word and image, as well as between an exhibition space of DZYGA gallery and ICONART gallery
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ARTASTERS PRESENTS THE ICONART GALLERY EXHIBITION
10.11.2015—10.12.2015
On November 10, 2015, the Asters law firm and the American-Ukrainian Business Council, as part of the ArtAsters project, presented an exhibition of 74 works by Ukrainian artists collaborating with the contemporary sacred art gallery Iconart, located in Lviv. The exhibition includes the works of such artists as Arsen Bereza, Oleksandr Bryndikov, Andriy Vynnychok, Petro Humenyuk, Ivanka Demchuk, Oleh Denysenko, Maryna Ignatieva, Andriy Kovalenko, Olga Kovtun, Olya Kravchenko, Ivanka Krypyakevych-Dymyd, Ostap Lozynsky, Taras Lozynsky.
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Iconart: Visions of a World Unseen, Contemporary Sacred Art from Ukraine in New York
20.03.2015—24.04.2015
The Ukrainian Institute of America is pleased to announce a group exhibition of 18 artists from Ukraine, “Iconart: Visions of a World Unseen”. Organized in cooperation with Iconart Gallery of Contemporary Sacred Art, located in Lviv, Ukraine, the exhibition draws from the work of Ukrainian artists associated with the Gallery.
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Exhibition at the U.S. Embassy
12.06.2013—25.07.2013
An exhibition organized with the Lviv Gallery of Contemporary Sacred Art ICONART opened at the US Embassy in Ukraine on June, 13.
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Exhibition "Palette of Lviv" in Krakow
04.05.2012—31.05.2012
April, 6 - May, 31 in Krakow, the exhibition Palette of Lviv between Sacrum and Profanum was held. It was a series of exhibitions of Lviv artists in three spaces of the city - public, private and sacred. Iconart Gallery presented works in the sacred space of the city - the hall of the Benedictine Abbey in Tiniec.
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Contemporary Art Fair Art Manege
30.11.2011—04.12.2011
November, 30 - December, 4 in Moscow at the Great Manege one of the largest fairs of contemporary art ARTMANEZH was held. Among the 60 participants - galleries from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Russian cities, as well as from Ukraine, Bulgaria, Italy and Israel. ICONART Gallery together with artists Olga Kovtun and Andriy Kovalenko took part in the exhibition.
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1st International Festival of Borderland Sacred Art
26.08.2011—28.08.2011
The idea of the festival is related to the mission of the Society of Sacred Art Lovers, which is the main initiator and organizer of this project. Its purpose is to protect ancient sacred art and to support the development of contemporary religious art.
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