Exhibitions

PinchukArtCentre unveils the large-scale group project “Joy”

The Research Platform exhibition “Without Asking Permission” brings together works by Ukrainian artists created in the period between two revolutions — from 2004 to 2014 — in which the body emerges as a tool of self-determination and resistance.

Six artists participated in the exhibition: Khristina Novikova, Georgiy Gogatadze, Volodymyr Prylutskyi, Maryna Shchegelska, Sofiia Liubarska, and Volodymyr Moiseenko.

On August 21, 2025, PinchukArtCentreand Ukrainian Railwaysunveiled Motion, a large-scale painting by Ukrainian artist Lesia Khomenko.

Open Group approaches the subject of memory from different angles.

Gabrielle Goliath’s Personal Accounts is an ongoing, deeply moving video installation in which collaborating women and gender-diverse survivors share personal stories of patriarchal violence.

The Archipelago of History exhibition brings together the works of artists who document a shift in the relationship of Ukrainian society with its own history. 

The exhibition The Beast Came out of the Forest emerges from the tension between the mundane and the mystical.

This exhibition dedicates itself to the unnoticed metamorphoses and mutations that occur quietly and steadily amid the overwhelming presence of war and beyond its sudden outbursts.