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.

Mykola Tusher: "Artist of Carpathian Nature"

October 8, 2007, Khmelnytskyi.

The plot is dedicated to the work of Vera Spiryakina and the creation of feather paintings.

In the video: the craftswoman prepares material for the painting, demonstration of feather paintings; comments from family and art historians about the creative work of Vera Spiryakina.

Comments: craftswoman Vera Spiryakina; daughter of the craftswoman Svitlana Denysenko; senior researcher of the Khmelnytskyi Regional Museum of Local Lore Tetyana Yurkova.

Journalist — Larisa Svitlovska.

Feather Paintings

October 26, 2007, Kyiv.

Video: gallery, visitors examine paintings, several paintings by Pablo Picasso up close.

Reference: Pablo Picasso is a Spanish and French artist, one of the most prominent artists of the 20th century, the founder of Cubism. During his life, he created more than 80,000 works in various techniques - painting, graphics, sculpture, ceramics, scenography - the most famous of which are "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" and the monumental anti-war painting "Guernica".

Pablo Picasso Exhibition in Kyiv

January 23, 2009, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the exhibition of works by the futurist artist David Burliuk.

On the video: museum exposition, biographical information about art; paintings from different perspectives; comments of art historians about the Burliuk phenomenon and his author's style.

Comments: art historian Lesya Avramenko; director of the Kyiv Museum of russian Art (now the National Museum "Kyiv Picture Gallery") Yuriy Vakulenko.

The publication was worked on by: Nadiya Stashenko-Grygor'eva, Artem Bagrov.

Reference: David Burliuk is a Ukrainian futurist artist, poet, theorist and art critic, one of the leading creators of Ukrainian modernism of the early 20th century, known as the ideologist and leader of futurism in the visual arts and literature. In his work, he went from realism to futurism, combining shockingness with national color.

Exhibition of paintings by David Burliuk

February 20, 2015, Kyiv.

A report about the exhibition of artist Yakym Levych. Stand-up of a journalist, exhibition hall, paintings. Comments: Yakym Levych; project curator Halyna Sklyarenko.

Artist Yakym Levich

May 17, 2002, Kyiv.

On the video: National Art Museum of Ukraine, exhibition of paintings; art critic Dmitry Gorbachev talks about Kazimir Malevich and avant-garde artists; exhibition of paintings by avant-garde artists, various plans.

Commented by Ukrainian art critic Dmitry Gorbachev.

Reference: The Ukrainian avant-garde is an artistic movement of the 1910s–1930s that combined European modernism, cubo-futurism, constructivism, suprematism, and neo-primitivism with the traditions of Ukrainian folk art. Its key representatives include: Kazimir Malevich, Oleksandr Arkhipenko, Oleksandra Ekster, Oleksandr Bogomazov, David Burliuk, Vasyl Yermylov, Vadim Meller and Anatol Petrytsky.

What is the Ukrainian avant-garde?

2000, National Television Company of Ukraine. Release of the program "Not everything is so bad in our house...". Topic - "Culture is the hoop of the nation". Conversations about the spirit, will, character, aspirations of the Ukrainian people. Part 1. Host - Lyudmila Lysenko.

On the video: screensavers, paintings, icons, historical chronicle, guests in the studio - artist Feodosii Humenyuk and academician Mykola Storozhenko, People's Artists of Ukraine Bohodar Kotorovych and Yevheniya Basalayeva playing "Melody" by Myroslav Skoryk, student comments, Feodosii Humenyuk's workshop.

"Culture is the hoop of the nation." Part 1

The plot from May 31, 2017 is dedicated to the history and attempts to obtain permission for the restoration of the mosaic panel "Wind" in Kyiv.

In the video: mosaic panel, smalt close-up, an art historian shows the names of the authors, talks about the history of the creation of the mosaic; comments from a representative of the Department of Culture on the status of the mosaic as a monument of monumental art architecture, about the violation of the law by the restaurant owners.

Comments: art historian Lyudmila Ogneva; marketing manager of the Mill Hub restaurant Viktoria Davydenko; member of the inspection for the protection of cultural heritage of the Department of Culture of the Kyiv City State Administration Andriy Pechinkin; art historian Yevgenia Molyar.

The plot was written by: Ivan Ilnytskyi, Roman Mikheev.

Reference: The "Wind" panel is an abstract mosaic composition created in 1967 by Alla Horska, Viktor Zaretsky and Boris Plaksiy for the "Vitryak" restaurant in Kyiv, which is the only surviving monumental work by Alla Horska in the urban space of the capital. In 2016, after the threat of damage to the panel, the object was included in the State Register of Immovable Monuments of Ukraine, but later partial damage and violations of the conditions of its protection were recorded.

Mosaic "Wind" by Alla Horska

2009, National Television Company of Ukraine. The documentary film "The Mystery of Mary" is dedicated to the People's Artist of Ukraine Maria Prymachenko and her work.

On the video: the village of Bolotnya in the Kyiv region, a story about the theft of a hundred works of the artist from the house of her son Fedir Prymachenko, a newsreel with the artist, paintings, the Ivankiv School of Arts named after Maria Prymachenko, the first folk art exhibition in 1936, an experimental workshop at the Kyiv Museum of Ukrainian Art on the territory of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, a gold medal at the World Exhibition in Paris, classical music performed by the "Trio Rozumovsky", archival photographs, Maria Prymachenko being awarded the Taras Shevchenko State Prize in 1966.

Comments: Lidia Zhovtenko; students of the Ivankiv School of Arts named after Maria Prymachenko Anna Tertychna and Anastasia Radchenko; art historians Olga Govdya and Lyudmila Bilous; vice-president of the Maria Pryimachenko Charitable Foundation Olga Levchenko; poet Ivan Drach.