The Bereznitsky Art Foundation presented a project that caused a sensation at the Roma Arte in Nuvola art fair.

17 to 20 November will see the second edition of Arte in Nuvola, the international contemporary and modern art fair hosted by Fuksas’s Nuvola, emblem of avant-garde culture in Rome’s EUR District.

On November 24, the Arina Kovner's KulturAtelier Gallery in Zurich should have been hosting an exhibition of Yuriy Sivirin, but for now it has been postponed until January 2023. "The Luminescence" project will spotlight several works from two new series by Yuriy Sivirin: Dreams of War and Whalers.

"On September 27, an exhibition of artists of 2 generations, whose works are related to the threat of war in Ukraine, was held.\n\nThe exhibition is called \"Anticipatoin of War\". It opened on the eve of the large Ukrainian-Swiss forum in the Parliament of Switzerland in Bern."

From June 16, 2021, BAF invites the viewers to visit the exhibition of works by Vladislav Mamsikov, who was the classic of the alternative wave in the art of the 60s and 70s, and then – the unsurpassed lyricist, intellectual and hedonist.

On November 17, the Lozynsky Palace will host the opening of the Great Project of Kyiv artist Yuriy Syvyryn. The ENFANT TERRIBLE project has collected all the best works of Sivirin.

The exhibition "Citius! Altius! Fortius! Art and Sport" addresses sport as one of the key themes in Ukrainian art of the Soviet period.

"Portraits that Speak" is a new series of graphic works created by David Chichkan as part of a creative residency at the Bereznytsky Foundation.

"Entrance from Kozhumyatska" is a personal project of artist Anna Shcherbyna, created as part of a creative residency from the Bereznytskyi Foundation. The exhibition was held from October 3, to October 25, 2020

For the first time, the Bereznitsky Art Foundation presents Yuri Sivirin's unique project "Black Mirror" - a retrospective of works created over the past 5 years.

A selection of works from the Bereznitsky Art Foundation from the 1960s to the 1980s is devoted to the industrial theme of Soviet Ukrainian art and nonconformism.

Alexander Sukholit - Ukrainian sculptor, artist who combines a simple "archaic" style of drawing with expressionistic coloring; author of installations.