State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm"", 1987.
  
The documentary film "Hanna Samutina: Self-Portrait" is dedicated to the work of the artist Hanna Samutina. 

On the video: a walk with Hanna Samutina, talks about folk traditions, folklore, songs, the influence of this on her art; the artist's workshop, various plans, talks about her works; cooking homemade dishes. 

The film is in russian. 

Reference: Hanna Samutina is a Ukrainian artist, a master of batik, book graphics and monumental and decorative art. In her work, she turned to national traditions and philosophical themes, created more than twenty exhibition projects, illustrated children's books at the "Veselka" publishing house and worked as a monumental artist at the Kyiv Art Monumental and Decorative Combine.

The art of Anna Samutina

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm"", 1985.

The poetic film "Touch the High Thought" is dedicated to the life and work of the People's Artist from the city of Snyatyn, Ivano-Frankivsk region, Borys Hutsulyak.

In the video: landscapes of Snyatyn, the artist at work, preparation of material, the creative process in the forge.

Reference: Borys Hutsulyak is a Ukrainian postmodern sculptor, a master of foundry art, a self-taught artist. In his work, he went from cubism and expressionism to surrealism and abstraction, working with bronze, marble and brass. He created about a hundred sculptural works, including "Chained Samson", "Don Quixote", "The Road to Calvary", as well as a series of surrealist photo collages in collaboration with the photographer Yarema Protsiv.

Sculptor Borys Hutsulyak

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Television Film Studio "Ukrtelefilm", 1988.

The TV film "From Fire and Earth. 19th Century Hutsul Ceramics" is dedicated to the collection of Hutsul ceramics from the funds of the Lviv Museum of Ethnography and Artistic Crafts and the Museum of Folk Architecture and Life of Ukraine.

On the video: a conversation between art historians, a reference, a demonstration of ceramic products from different angles.

Art historians Lyudmila Lysenko, Ihor Shcherbak, Vasyl Skurativsky talk about Hutsul ceramics.

Reference: Hutsul ceramics is a traditional folk craft that has been developing since the 15th century, with the most significant centers in Kosiv, Pistyn, Kuty and Kolomyia. A technological feature is the unique technique of "rituvaniya" - painting a dried product covered with white engobe, followed by double firing. The ornamentation of the products includes stylized images of flowers, trees, animals, human types and saints, as well as everyday scenes from Hutsul life, which makes this pottery one of the most striking phenomena of Ukrainian folk decorative art.

19th Century Hutsul Ceramics

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1989.

The TV film "Kateryna Bilokur Painted from Life" is dedicated to the works of the Ukrainian artist of the genre of naive art Kateryna Bilokur.

On the video: photographs of the Bilokur family and paintings by Kateryna Bilokur.

The visual material is accompanied by the sound dramaturgy "Frescoes" by the laureate of the Taras Shevchenko State Prize of the Ukrainian SSR Lesya Dychko, performed by Oleksandr Kirillov and Iryna Kalynovska.

Reference: Kateryna Bilokur is a self-taught Ukrainian artist, a master of folk decorative painting. In her work, she worked mainly in the genre of floral still life in the technique of oil painting, combining the traditions of folk embroidery with an individual artistic style. Three of her paintings — "Tsar-Kolos", "Birch" and "Kolkhozne Pole" — were exhibited at the International Exhibition in Paris in 1954, where they gained world recognition thanks to the reviews of the famous artist Pablo Picasso.

The Art of Kateryna Bilokur

March 2001, Kyiv.

On video: exhibition of paintings by Tatyana Yablonska, the author reviews the exhibition, comments; exhibits at the exhibition, paintings, series "Memory of the Heart"; photographs by Yablonska.

People's Artist of Ukraine Tatyana Yablonska comments.

Tatyana Yablonska's work

March 3, 1997, Kyiv.

In the video: the People's Artist of Ukraine gives an interview in her workshop; photo archive of the Yablonsky family, the artist looks through the photos, talks about the personalities and events in the photos, dating; young Yablonska, various shots; close-up paintings, workshop; interview with Tatyana Yablonska, conversation about art.

Reference: Tatyana Yablonska is a Ukrainian painter, professor, academician of the Academy of Arts of Ukraine. In her work, she went from socialist realism through an appeal to folk art and impressionism. The most famous works are the monumental canvases "Bread", "Morning" and "Wedding".

Tatyana Yablonska's Workshop

Transcarpathian Television, 2001. The issue of the art program "The Secret of Spiritualization" is dedicated to the artist, member of the Union of Folk Art Masters of Ukraine Lyudmila Hubal.

On the video: the creative work of the craftswoman, ceramic products, embroidery, paintings, carved works, glass products, various plans; interview with Lyudmila Hubal, talks about creativity, acquired profession, sources of inspiration.

Artist Lyudmila Hubal comments.

Host — Vira Kobulei.

Reference: Lyudmila Hubal is an honored master of folk art of Ukraine, a member of the National Union of Folk Art Masters of Ukraine, head of the Transcarpathian regional branch of the union. In her work, she works in the traditions of Carpathian folk art - embroidery, glass painting, ceramics, painting and decorating lagenariums. Participant of republican, all-Ukrainian and international exhibitions since 1987, author of personal exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad.

Folk craftswoman Lyudmila Hubal

July 10, 2013, Kyiv.

A report about the exhibition of restored authentic 12th century mosaic frescoes from the destroyed St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral. Exhibits, fragmentarily restored mosaics, a catalog with a step-by-step history of the restoration.

Comments: Anatoliy Ostapchuk, chief artist-restorer of the "Sophia of Kyiv" reserve; John Tefft, US Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Ukraine; Yuriy Koreniuk, author of the catalog of works

Mosaics of St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral

Transcarpathian Television, 1999. The issue of the art program "Do not repeat yourself" is dedicated to the work of artist Mykhailo Pyyter.

On the video: Uzhgorod, the artist's exhibition, visitors examine the works presented in the gallery; among those present at the exhibition is People's Artist of Ukraine Volodymyr Mykyta; interview with Mykhailo Pyyter, talks about painting, his creative path.

Reference: Mykhailo Pyyter (Peyter) is an Honored Artist of Ukraine, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1988, chairman of the Andy Warhol Society of Slovak Artists of Transcarpathia, laureate of the J. Bokshai and A. Erdeli regional awards, participant of international biennials, triennials and plein airs in many countries of the world. Works in the technique of wet watercolor and oil painting, specializes mainly in the landscape genre in the traditions of the Transcarpathian realistic school. Held 20 solo exhibitions in Ukraine and abroad, including at Harvard and Yale universities.

Mykhailo Pyyter's work

June 12, 2000, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the exhibition "Chernihiv Region - Step into the 3rd Millennium".

On the video: artistic panorama of Chernihiv Region, paintings, visitors to the exhibition; People's Artist Petro Vasynets, work — triptych "Countrymen"; Mykola Lyashenko, photo exhibition "Ukraine — My Youth" and an exhibition of books by the publication "Library of the Ukrainian", comments by the artist Mykhailo.

Exhibition "Chernihiv Region — Step into the 3rd Millennium"

July 19, 2004, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the exhibition of dough paintings by Yulia Petrenko.

On the video: exhibition, dough paintings, different shots; the artist talks about her style, the opening of the exhibition; paintings up close.

Artist Yulia Petrenko comments.

The following worked on the publication: Natalia Mischerska, Andriy Martynov.

Dough Paintings

Transcarpathian Television, 2002.

The issue of the art program "Artist of Carpathian Nature" is dedicated to the exhibition of amateur artist Mykola Tusher.

On the video: Mykola Tusher's exhibition dedicated to the artist's 60th anniversary, biographical information about the artist; interview. Tusher tells how he came to art, about the sources of inspiration; viewers share their impressions of the amateur artist's work; paintings from different plans.

Comments: artist Mykola Tusher; head of the culture department of the Rakhiv District State Administration Vasyl Kukhar; director of the Uzhhorod City Central Arts Center Hanna Bandurka; head of the Transcarpathian Association of Masters of Folk Art and Amateur Artists Mykhailo Banyk; viewer Mstislav Kuzmenko; leading specialist of the Center for Folk Art Sofia Tyshchenko.

Reference: Mykola Tusher is a Ukrainian landscape painter, a representative of the Transcarpathian school of painting, a participant in numerous regional and international plein airs, a laureate of the Hutsul Festival and the badge "For Merit to the City". The artist's creative output is dominated by landscapes, still lifes, rural and mountain landscapes, executed in oil on canvas in the traditions of the Transcarpathian school with a characteristic combination of warm and cold palettes.