The Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza gifts the exhibition “The Eye of the Storm; Forefront in Ukraine, 1900-1930” which incorporates greater than 70 works of Ukrainian artwork, the results of loans from the Nationwide Museum of Artwork of Ukraine and the Theater Museum, Track and Cinema of Ukraine. The exhibition options works by way of the principle masters of the Ukrainian avant-garde equivalent to Oleksandr Bohomazov or Vasyl Yermilov and has been imaginable due to the collaboration with the Place of job of the President of Ukraine and its Ministry of Tradition. It may be visited till April 30.
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