Volyn Television. The program "And in the colors of memory will respond..." from October 11, 2003 is dedicated to the Ukrainian artist-painter Karel Jakubek.

On the video: a walk with the artist; an interview, talks about his family, the beginning of his creative path, studies in Hungary and the influence of Adalbert Erdel; photos from the personal archive of the Jakubek family; a story about the creative method; Karel Jakubek at work; art exhibition.

Author — Lyudmila Chernetsova.

Reference: Karel Jakubek is a Ukrainian painter, one of the representatives of the Baia-Mara (Baiamar) school of painting, which was formed in the Central European artistic space. His studies at the Free Academy of Arts in Baia Mare, as well as his studies in the circle of Josip Bokshai and Adalbert Erdeli, determined his orientation towards plein air painting, tonal culture and restrained colorism. Since 1964, he worked in Lutsk, where he played a leading role in the formation of the professional artistic environment of Volyn, heading the local section of the Union of Artists and working as the city's chief artist; he worked mainly in the genres of landscape, portrait and still life in the technique of oil painting.

The work of Karl Jakubek

2012, Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company. The program from the series "They glorified our land" is dedicated to the Ukrainian graphic artist Yevhen Udin.

In the video: screensavers, interview with the artist, the artist's works, Yevhen Udin teaches students.

Author: Liliya Muzya.

Graphic artist Yevgeny Udin

Transcarpathian Television. The September 20, 2002 episode of the program "The Secret of Spiritualization" is dedicated to the artist, teacher of the Irshava Children's School of Arts Vasyl Pynzenyk.

On the video: Transcarpathia, Irshava community; children drawing in nature, artistic searches; an interview with Vasyl Pynzenyk, in which he talks about the difficult life of his parents, the path to art, the formation of his own style; paintings by Vasyl Pynzenyk.

Host — Vira Kochubey.

Reference: Vasyl Pynzenyk is a Ukrainian artist and teacher, teacher of the Irshava Children's School of Arts, works in the field of fine and sacred art. He takes an active part in the preservation and popularization of the artistic heritage of the famous Transcarpathian artist Adalbert Erdeli, in particular in initiatives to honor his memory in Transcarpathia.

Vasyl Pynzenyk: Keeper of Artistic Heritage

Transcarpathian Television. The October 10, 2001 issue of the art program "Monologue" is dedicated to an interview with the master woodcarver Vasyl Sidak.

In the video: an interview with Vasyl Sidak, the artist talks about his native Transcarpathia, his garden, the influence of nature on his creativity; workshop, the artist at work, a story about the techniques he uses and the themes of his sculptures; wooden sculptures in the museum exhibition, various plans.

Reference: Vasyl Sidak is a Ukrainian master of decorative and applied arts, a woodcarver, a representative of the Transcarpathian art school. In his works, he consistently develops the themes of the sacred and everyday life of the Carpathian region, working in the techniques of round sculpture, high relief and bas-relief.

Woodcarver Vasyl Sidak

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1975.

Folk and stage concert program of students of the Kyiv Choreographic School "Exam on Stage".

Reference: Kyiv State Choreographic School is a leading Ukrainian institution of classical ballet education, formed in the 1930s and 1940s and continues the traditions of the Kyiv Choreographic School. The basis of education is classical dance combined with the disciplines of folk and stage and modern academic dance, acting, musical and rhythmic training and stage practice. The Kyiv School is distinguished by high technical requirements, purity of academic manner and emphasis on dramatic expressiveness, which ensured its graduates recognition on the Ukrainian and world ballet stage.

Kyiv Choreographic School, 1975

Uzhhorod, 1999. ZDRTK, program “Monologue by Stepan Sholtes.”

Uzhhorod artist Stepan Sholtes shares his thoughts on creativity, plein air painting, his father, who was also an artist, the Transcarpathian school of painting, and landscape painting in his creative workshop.
The artist's paintings are on display.

Artist Stepan Sholtes

Chernihiv Television. The program "Our Vernisages" from September 27, 2001 is dedicated to the work of artist Mykola Hlushchenko.

In the video: art historian Tetyana Gasnashanska talks about the creative path of Mykola Hlushchenko; landscapes of Chernihiv region, forests, fields; Anatoliy Shkurko shares his memories of the artist, talks about their friendship and joint work.

Comments: head of the department of the Chernihiv Art Museum Tetyana Gasnashanska; member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine, friend of Mykola Hlushchenko Anatoliy Shkurko; People's Artist of Ukraine Volodymyr Yemets; member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine Andriy Mordovets.

Host — Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: Mykola Hlushchenko is a Ukrainian painter and one of the most famous artists of the Ukrainian diaspora of the interwar period, whose early activities are associated with the support of Ukrainian emigration circles in Berlin and Paris, in particular, with collaboration with Oleksandr Dovzhenko, Pavlo Skoropadsky, and Roman Smal-Stotsky. Despite difficult political circumstances, Hlushchenko consistently represented Ukrainian culture abroad and developed the national artistic tradition in the European environment. His creative heritage includes landscapes, portraits, and thematic series marked by the synthesis of European modernism and the Ukrainian canon of painting. The artist's works are kept in leading museums in Ukraine and the world, and a collection of 1,250 works was transferred to state funds by his will, becoming one of the largest author's arrays in Ukrainian art of the 20th century.

Mykola Hlushchenko — the most famous artist of the Ukrainian diaspora

Lviv, 1960. Lviv Television Studio.

Opening of an exhibition of Latvian art in Lviv.

In the video: visitors, a man cutting the ribbon, exhibition halls, exhibits (paintings, sculptures, applied art), people talking.

Latvian art

Chernihiv Television. The October 14, 2001 episode of the program “Our Openings” is dedicated to the Ukrainian painter Yevhen Pavlov.

On the video: a museum exhibition with paintings by Yevhen Pavlov, various plans of the exhibition; an interview with the artist, who talks about his work, genre, the subjects he most often depicts, and shares reflections on the comments of the audience.

The artist, a member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine, Yevhen Pavlov, comments.

The presenter is Tetyana Myrhorodska.

Reference: Yevhen Pavlov is a Ukrainian painter, the author of easel thematic compositions, landscapes, still lifes and portraits, whose works are distinguished by a balanced plastic language and a consistent development of the realistic tradition. The artist's works are presented in the Chernihiv Art Museum, in particular the famous mosaic panel "Motherhood", dismantled from the facade of the maternity hospital and transferred to the museum funds.

Painting by Yevhen Pavlov

Khmelnytskyi Television. The program from May 5, 2000 is dedicated to the eighth personal exhibition of the artist Eduard Milyar at the National Academy of Border Troops of Ukraine.

On the video: National Academy of Border Troops of Ukraine, parade ground, cadets, festive opening of the exhibition; paintings on the theme of the Soviet-German war, cadets inspect the exhibition; blitz poll of cadets, sharing reflections on the military themes depicted in the paintings, and their attitude to the service; the author of the exhibition Eduard Milyar talks about his works and his perception of the war.

The program was worked on by: Yevheniya Bohdan, Mykola Bakirei, Petro Yunchyk, Tetyana Grishko.

Reference: Eduard Milyar is a Ukrainian painter, graphic artist and art critic, a member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1993, an honorary doctor of Khmelnytskyi National University and an honorary professor of the Khmelnytskyi Humanitarian and Pedagogical Academy. The artist's creative output includes easel painting and graphics; his personal exhibitions took place in Ukraine and abroad, and his works are kept in the Khmelnytskyi Art Museum and the Academy of the Border Guard.

Military Themes in Eduard Milyar's Paintings

Ternopil Television. The program “Through the Lens of TTB” from May 27, 2013 is dedicated to the exhibition of works by graphic artist Yaroslav Omelyan.

On the video: the opening of the exhibition by Yaroslav Omelyan, various publications with illustrations by the artist; Yaroslav Omelyan talks about his life and the inspiration that inspires him to create.

Comments: Honored Artist of Ukraine Yaroslav Omelyan; Head of the Ternopil Regional Branch of the Taras Shevchenko Scientific Society Mykhailo Andreychyn; Local historian Yuriy Kovalkov; Director of the Ternopil Regional State Archive Yuriy Humen.

Reference: Yaroslav Omelyan — Ukrainian graphic artist, Honored Artist of Ukraine, member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. He worked in the fields of easel and applied graphics, watercolors and posters, but is best known as the author of over 200 bookplates, which earned him a reputation as one of the leading Ukrainian masters of this genre. He survived the political repressions of 1950–1959, after which he formed himself as an artist in Ternopil, where his most important solo exhibitions took place.

Yaroslav Omelyan — master of graphics and bookplates

Kirovohrad television. The November 24, 2012 edition of the program "In folk style" is dedicated to the exhibition "Magic of Art" by Valentina Muntyan.

On the video: Center of Folk Art in Kirovohrad (now Kropyvnytskyi); exhibition hall, various plans of Valentina Muntyan's embroidered works; interview with the craftswoman, talks about the embroidery technique.

Comments: artistic embroidery artist Valentina Muntyan-Tishchenko; visitors to the exhibition Emma Lysyuk, Zhanna Shcherbakova, Anatoliy Korotkov, Tetiana Krytska; director of the regional center of folk creativity, honored cultural worker of Ukraine Valentina Prashtur; master embroiderer, head of the folk crafts club "Nytochka" Nataliya Nizhnikova; master embroiderer Olga Oliynyk; Nataliya Demikhova, a leading methodologist in decorative and applied arts; husband of the craftswoman Yury Muntyan.

The presenter is Alla Prymak.

Reference: Valentina Muntyan-Tishchenko is a Ukrainian craftswoman of decorative and applied art, Honored Master of Folk Art of Ukraine (2013). She specializes in author's smooth embroidery and floral and plant compositions, has developed original techniques for creating sketches and transferring a drawing to fabric, as well as the technique of three-dimensional appliqué.