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A HERITAGE THAT UNITES US
Artspace "Ukrainian DNA" is a project dedicated to preserving and promoting Ukraine's cultural and historical heritage. It reflects the strength and uniqueness of our people, which has developed over millennia. Most of the exhibition focuses on the Trypillia culture, which originated in Ukraine and laid the foundations of European civilization. The art space features over 300 exhibits from the Trypillia, Yamna, and Catacomb cultures and replicas of temples from various world religions. Additionally, it showcases collections of gemological samples from Ukrainian subsoils and unique relics from the Ukrainian liberation movement. This collection highlights the Ukrainian identity, which continues to shape the nation's cultural fabric.
The Greatness of the Trypillia Way: Treasures from the Past
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This collection features over 300 unique products from the Trypilial civilization, including masterpieces of ancient art and world-class historical monuments. The items date back between 5,000 and 7,000 years.
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The finest works of ancient artisans reflect the worldview of farmers who laid the foundations of modern European civilization. They built the first cities, temples, and more than 2,000 settlements between the Carpathians and the Dnipro rivers. They were also pioneers in baking bread and smelting metal, establishing the basis for what our land is renowned for today.
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The masterpieces in this collection fascinate with their perfect forms and intricate decorations, preserving the unique ideas of the Tripoli civilization's creators about the world.
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Ancient dishes display signs and symbols interpreted as ancient knowledge about the universe. One remarkable item is a large vessel featuring a map of a Trypillia settlement illustrating the river, mountains, and hovel. This is likely the oldest world map discovered in the Carpathian or Podillia region.
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The collection includes several mysterious vessels shaped like binoculars, which have sparked numerous theories. Researchers have yet to conceptualize the purpose of the triple boat also in the collection.
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The Trypillia people were captivated by their landscapes and the natural resources of their land. They mined copper to fashion tools, jewelry, and weapons. A unique, large Trypillia "axe" was found in the collection.
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This magnificent collection showcases our ancestors' intellectual and creative achievements thousands of years ago. It provides a glimpse into the history of the ancient civilization of farmers that thrived in Ukraine 5,000 to 7,000 years ago, enhancing national pride and highlighting Ukraine's significance in the world.
MUSEUM OF TOLERANCE FOR ALL
RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD
- The collection features replicas of temples from various world religions, symbolizing the unity and diversity of religious traditions.
- The exposition currently includes five prominent temples, twenty-five temple fragments, and one jewelry temple. These are some of the most renowned structures representing different religious faiths, such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, and Judaism.
- This collection not only showcases architectural beauty but also highlights the deep spiritual values underpinning each religion, promoting mutual respect and tolerance among the world's people.
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MINERALOGICAL EXHIBITS OF THE SUBSOIL OF UKRAINE
- The Riches of Ukraine's Subsoil. This collection showcases the natural crystals, minerals, rocks, ores, and precious stones in Ukraine's rich subsoil.
- It features unique geological treasures, including fossilized flora and fauna remains, highlighting the region's mineral and geological diversity.
- Emphasizing the Uniqueness of Ukraine. The collection illustrates the unique fossil wealth and mineral diversity that make Ukraine's subsoil particularly valuable globally.
- An Educational Opportunity for Young People. This collection offers an accessible way for young people to learn about Ukraine's geological history and cultivates an interest in studying natural resources.
- Gemological Samples. The collection includes hundreds of precious stones, such as amber and agate, alongside rare minerals that are significant to the history of crafts and metallurgy.
ART IN THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE: VISUAL PROPAGANDA OF THE UKRAINIAN LIBERATION MOVEMENT (OUN, UPA)
- The exhibition is dedicated to the Ukrainian liberation movement, particularly highlighting the unique woodcuts of Nilo Khasevych, one of the most prominent artists associated with the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), who used his art to advocate for Ukraine's independence.
- Woodcuts were created using the wood engraving technique, an essential visual propaganda tool during the struggle for Ukraine's independence.
- The collection features exceptional examples that stand as significant monuments to Ukrainian propaganda and showcase the heroic history of the Ukrainian people.
