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From October 10 to November 5, 2023, the Architecture Biennale in Venice hosted an exhibition “30%” by the Ukrainian team, dedicated, in particular, to the conservation and restoration of water resources, changes in rivers where dams were blown up, and the history of regulating the Dnipro riverbed.

Negatives from the VUAK/Dniproud collection of the Scientific Archive of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine were also used for the exhibition.

More information from the Arsenale pavilion and video on the Ukrainian pavilion page: https://ukrainianpavilion.org/program/30

In October 2023 in the Dovzhenko Center took place the exhibition “The River Screamed, Howled Like a Wounded Animal” as part of the Kyiv Biennial 2023.

The exhibition featured, among other materials, digitized negatives from the VUAK/Dniproud collection of the Scientific Archive of the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

The project of cooperation between the Institute of Archeology and the MYKHAILO HRUSHEVSKY DIGITAL ARCHIVES continues.

Mykhajlo Hrushevsky’s letters to Khvedir Vovk are being uploaded to the website http://hrushevsky.nbuv.gov.ua/ with a detailed archaeographic description.

On January 18, the second meeting of the Council of Young Scientists took place at the lecture-workshop “Drawing plans. Raster and vector graphic editors for archaeologists”.
Authorship and realization by Lyudmila Myronenko and Alisa Semenova.
Lecturer – Anton Panikarsky.

Shooting of the film “Mysterious Manuscripts” (the fourth film in the documentary series “Ukraine. Return of its history”).

Reports from the Archive authored by M. Sagaidak and M. Sergeeva were filmed in the premises of the Scientific Fonds of the Institute of Archaeology.

Here you can watch the film: https://youtu.be/vwkk3doyVR0
The shootings in the Institute of Archaeology are from 1:00:50 till 1:01:50

On November 11, 2021, the Archive gladly hosted the first of the planned series of events of the Council of Young Scientists “Workshop for Archaeologists: Raster and Vector Graphic Editors”.
Authorship and realization by Lyudmila Myronenko and Alisa Semenova.
Lecturer – Anton Panikarsky

On August 20, the National Museum of History of Ukraine, dedicating to the 1025th anniversary of the Church of the Tithes consecration, presented the exhibition “Church of the Virgin Tithe: architectural and artistic image.”
The exhibition is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine as a part of events dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Ukraine’s independence.

The partner of the exhibition is the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. In particular, the exhibition presents scanned photographs of negatives on glass from the 1930s from the collection of the Scientific Archive of the Institute of Archeology of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.

More about the exhibition – here

In November 2021, the exhibition “Saved from Nothingness. Museum Space and the Universe of Fedir Ernst’s Personality” was opened at the National Museum of History of Ukraine.

Documents of the Scientific Archive from the VUAK (All-Ukrainian Archaeological Committee) and the Danylo Shcherbakivsky fund were presented at the exhibition.

Read more about the personality of Fedir Ernst here: “Museum and superhero: the story of Fedir Ernst, who saved Ukrainian culture from the Bolsheviks”

On December 11, 2020, the National Museum of History opened the exhibition “The Scythian Animal Style: Difficulties of Translation”, dedicated to the memory of Varvara Illinska. The exhibition is still ongoing.

It presents about 150 exhibits from the collection of the National Museum of History of Ukraine and its branch – the Museum of Historical Treasures of Ukraine, as well as documents by Varvara Illinska from the Scientific Archive. The exhibition is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of a prominent researcher of Scythian antiquities.

The exhibition will run until the end of February 2021.

In the autumn of 2020, the exhibition “It was ordered not to know: Ukrainian archaeologists in the grip of totalitarianism” opened on Kontraktova Square in Kyiv. It was dedicated to archaeologists who made important scientific discoveries, but were oppressed and repressed by the totalitarian regimes of the states that included the Ukrainian lands.

The materials of the exhibition “It Is Ordered Not to Know: Ukrainian Archaeologists in the grip of Totalitarianism” can still be viewed online:

Organizers and partners of the exhibition:
The Institute of History of Ukraine, the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
The Institute of Ukrainian Studies named after I. Krypiakevych,
The Faculty of History of the Taras Shevchenko National University in Kyiv
The National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve
The B. Hrinchenko Kyiv University
The Desiatynna Church History Museum
The Khanenko Museum.

On December 27, 2019, the National Museum of History of Ukraine in partnership with the Archive held the first exhibition in the series “The Repressed Archaeology” “The Fate of a Scientist in the Crucible of the Great Terror”, dedicated to the 120th anniversary of Theodosii Movchanivskyi (1899 – 1938) – a prominent Ukrainian archaeologist, local historian, museologist.

In particular, Movchanivskyi’s original documents from the Scientific Archive found their place in the showcases: The Archaeological Excavations Report letter, a typescript of the work “Raikovets Feudal Settlement”, a field diary.

From Olga Manigda’s Facebook post dated by December 28, 2019: 

“ACROSS THE ROAD”

Go to colleagues in the National Museum of History of Ukraine – the NMHU

for the event they conceived and embodied, it is traditionally Volodymyrska’s favorite event, which is called “going across the road.” And it will continue to be called like that, regardless of the fact that we are now separated by several roads.

The event in question is also from us in a sense “across the road.” Across the road from two regimes, from life and execution, from hopes and reality. “

 

On October 11, 2019, a meeting of the section “From stone to paleometal” of the International Scientific Conference of Young Scientists “To dig or not to dig: invasive and non-invasive methods of archaeology” was held on the basis of the Reading room of the Archive.