NBC 6’s Julia Bagg has a look at the display you can see through October 30th at the Coral Gables Museum.
The Coral Gables Museum will be the first stop of a traveling exhibit highlighting series of Ukrainian avant-garde works revealing freedom during the transitional time when Ukraine came out from under the rule of the former Soviet Union.
Entitled 'Painting in Excess: Kyiv's Art Revival, 1985 - 1993,' the exhibition that opens Thursday and runs through October 30th studies inventive new art styles by non-conformist Ukrainian artists reacting to the difficult period of "perestroika" before the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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“The exhibition showcases Ukraine’s resilience and determination through dramatic visualizations of freedom and independence,” said Chief Curator Yuni Villalonga. “Considering recent events, it’s a powerful, intimate, and emotional window into the hearts of Ukrainians.”
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