On March 18, at 16.00, the museum’s apARTment gallery will host the opening of the exhibition Briefly About the Weather, dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Ukrainian Hydrometeorological Service.

We remind you that 2021 has been declared the Year of Significant Events at the museum. During this year, we will travel back in time to recall significant dates in the history of Ukraine and learn more about the collection of the Kharkiv National Museum of Art.

The world we live in is filled with many natural phenomena. All of them are important, have their own character, radiate energy that permeates the Cosmos and shapes the Universe and on which we, humans, depend. And especially, artists who are so sensitive to the natural elements that they can turn them into artistic masterpieces. At all times they have tried to preserve the subtlest changes in the weather, its mood, magical overflows of light and color, the magic of shades, and most importantly, to convey the inner state and emotions to the viewers. For landscape painters, Zen is about accepting with all your being what is happening around you at the moment – the irrational aspect of admiring nature – without realizing yourself in it.

The exhibition will include paintings, drawings, and sculptures by such artists as Mykola Hlushchenko, Mykhailo Derehus, Mykola Mazur, Vasyl Kasiyan, Vasyl Kaluha, Hoskel Sandler, Julius Skakandi, Ivan Yizhakevych, Vasyl Myronenko, Mykola Stepanov, and others.