November 27, 2013. Culture news. The plot about the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Museum of Historical Jewels of Ukraine, known as the "Golden Pantry". For the anniversary, the museum presented an exhibition from its photographic fund. 

The plot deals with the importance of the museum for the preservation of historical rarities, products made of precious metals and precious stones. The Minister of Culture of Ukraine, Leonid Novokhatko, came to the celebration and conveyed greetings from the President of Ukraine. Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Petro Tolochko and General Director of the Museum of Russian Art Yuriy Vakulenko share their assessments of the museum's activities.

Comment: Academician of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine Petro Tolochko, General Director of the Museum of Russian Art Yuriy Vakulenko, Minister of Culture of Ukraine Leonid Novokhatko.

Roman Sagai, Yevhen Polinkevich worked on the plot.

50th anniversary of the Museum of Historical Jewels of Ukraine

October 11, 2013. Culture news. The plot from the exhibition "Direct Projection", which presents the works of five artists — Maryna Shkarupa, Igor Konovalov, Anatoly Varvarov, Igor Prokofiev and Eduard Potapenkov.

In the video: paintings by artists and their stories about creativity and artistic techniques. Ihor Prokofiev shows works with urban motifs inspired by old factories, industrial facilities and metal structures. Anatoly Varvarov talks about the social subtext of his paintings, and Igor Konovalov — about an unusual way of working when he applies paint to a canvas turned upside down. In the works of Maryna Shkarupa, bright images of tigers and comic donkeys appear, through which the artist humorously reinterprets everyday life. The exhibition combines different creative approaches and individual views on familiar things.

Maria Rogova and Yevhen Polinkevich worked on the plot.

"Direct projection": how do artists turn everyday life into art?

September 16, 1999. Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company. The program "Carpathian Region on Khreshchatyk" tells about the personal exhibition of the Honored Artist of Ukraine Ivan Ilko in the National Palace "Ukrainian House" in Kyiv. 

The exhibition entitled "My native land" brought together 64 works of the artist dedicated to Transcarpathia: portraits, landscapes and images of the region's architecture. The exhibition introduces Kyiv viewers to the work of the artist, who works as the chief artist of the Transcarpathian State Television and Radio Company.

Commenting: First Deputy Chairman of the State Television and Radio of Ukraine Valery Mezhynskyi, Chairman of the Central Election Commission Mykhailo Ryabets, Olena Ryabets, People's Artist of Ukraine, professor, full member of the Academy of Arts of Ukraine Vasyl Hurin, Honored Artist of Ukraine Ivan Dubish, Honored Artist of Ukraine Ivan Ilko.

The following worked on the program: author Gennadiy Feskov, director Alla Avramenko, sound engineer Ivan Kharchuk, cameraman Istvan Tovt, assistant director Oleksandr Mazar, editing Istvan Kotsanik.

"Carpathian region on Khreshchatyk": Ivan Ilko's exhibition in Kyiv

ODTRK "Ltava", 2006. The program "Gallery of Images with Olga Kurchakova" tells about the work of the Ukrainian artist Ilya Repin, in particular about the history of painting the canvas on the biblical theme "The Resurrection of Jairus' Daughter".

On the video: the house-museum of the artist Ilya Repin "Penaty" (russia); self-portrait of the artist; paintings "Ivan the Terrible Kills His Son"; "Ukrainian Hut"; "Zaporozhets Write a Letter to the Turkish Sultan"; "Female Portrait"; "Resurrection of Jairus' Daughter".

The following people worked on the program: Natalia Ivanchenko, Dmitry Starykov, Olga Kurchakova, Svitlana Bocharova, Larisa Shapovalova, Svitlana Pluzhnyk, Olena Sharbenko, Ruslan Bilyshko.

Reference: Ilya Repin is a Ukrainian artist, painter, a native of Slobozhanshchyna, who worked in russia. Although the empire counts him among its artists, the Ukrainian theme is a pervasive theme in his work.

Artist Ilya Repin

Sumy ODTRK, 2008. The film "The Greatness of the Figure. Danylo Narbut" tells about the life and work of the Ukrainian painter, theater artist, and laureate of the Shevchenko Prize Danylo Narbut.

On the video: Danylo Narbut's great-granddaughter Bohdana Zavertaylo; Narbutivka farm; Danylo Narbut's photo; Danylo Narbut's graphics; National Art Museum of Ukraine; Danylo Narbut's paintings "The Protection of the Virgin Mary", "The Last Judgment"; sketch of the painting "The Protection of the Virgin Mary"; family photos of the Narbuts; St. Michael's Golden-Domed Cathedral; footage from the chronicle of the first half of the 20th century; Cherkasy Regional Philharmonic; Blue Palace in Cherkasy; Cherkasy Academic Regional Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater named after T. G. Shevchenko; building of the Danylo Narbut Children's Art School; bas-relief depicting Danylo Narbut; building of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv; footage from the chronicle of World War II; Danylo Narbut's graphics; Hetman's parsuns; cycle "Cherkasy Market"; monument to T. G. Shevchenko.

Commenting: Doctor of Historical Sciences, laureate of the Taras Shevchenko National Prize Serhiy Bilokin; granddaughter of Danylo Narbut Lesya; Deputy Director of the Cherkasy Art Museum (now the Cherkasy Regional Art Museum) Nina Klymenko; People's Artist of Ukraine, laureate of the Taras Shevchenko National Prize Danylo Narbut; photographer, friend of Danylo Narbut's family Volodymyr Grabovsky.

The program was worked on by: screenwriter Raisa Stoyan; direction and editing by Olena Borysenko; sound engineer Serhiy Konoz; videography by Viktor Lapchenko, Ruslan Pavlov, Andriy Gerashchenko; text read by Serhiy Konoz; reconstruction of events by Honored Artist of Ukraine Oleksandr Sadovsky; general producer Larisa Yakubenko.

Reference: Danylo Narbut is a Ukrainian painter, stage designer, ethnographer, collector, laureate of the National Taras Shevchenko Prize; a centurion of the UPA; a victim of Stalinist repressions. His work is based mainly on ethnographic motifs and plots from Ukrainian history.

Artist Danylo Narbut

"Channel One", 2007. The plot tells the story of the discovery of another painting by Taras Shevchenko and the necessary examinations to establish authorship.

On the video: a 19th-century urban landscape, painted in watercolor; Taras Shevchenko's signature on the canvas; Taras Shevchenko National Museum; Taras Shevchenko's self-portrait; expert opinion on the found painting; T. Shevchenko's painting "Pochaiv Lavra from the South" (1846); T. Shevchenko's painting "Portrait of Petro Dunin-Borkovsky" (1843).

Commentators: art critic Serhiy Matvienko; Director General of the National Taras Shevchenko Museum Natalia Klymenko (2005–2012).

The plot was worked on by: Lyudmila Nebylytsia-Sorochynska, Dmytro Babak, Mykola Chebotaryov.

A painting by Taras Shevchenko has been found

September 30, 1995. Lviv State Television and Radio Company. The program "Khyst" tells about an exhibition of works by the French artist Georges de Latour. 

Professor Volodymyr Ovsiychuk talks about the artist's work, his student memories, the peculiarities of art and the mystery of the canvases, as well as their religious content. The video shows paintings by Georges de Latour. They discuss the painting "At the Moneylender's". The director of the Lviv Art Gallery, Borys Voznytskyi, talks about a trip to the Louvre, the famous paintings of Georges de Latour and the story of the creation of the painting "At the Moneylender".

Comment: Professor Volodymyr Ovsiychuk, director of the Lviv Art Gallery Borys Voznytskyi.

Vasyl Hlynchak, Bohdan Melnyk, Oleksandr Tsysyk, Bohdan Gundyak, Daria Tkach, Markiyan Dribniuk, Oleksiy Vyshnyakov, Roman Brutsyak, Iryna Bardashevska worked on the program.

"Khyst": secrets of Georges de Latour's paintings

August 27, 2013. Ternopil Regional State Television and Radio Company.

The program "Humorinka for a moment" presents the performance of the band "Lisapetny Battalion". At the beginning, the members of the team tell a humorous story, after which they perform the song "I want to go to the sea".

Valentina Pavlyshyn, Svitlana Lavrenova, Pavlo Yashchyshchak, Oleg Kachurovskyi worked on the program.

In the wake of humor with the "Lisapet Battalion"

Chernihiv Regional State Television and Radio Company, 2001. The program "Our Vernissages" tells about the life and work of the artist Mykola Samokysh.

On video: cathedral of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker in Nizhyn; art gallery; paintings by Mykola Samokysh; painting "Herd of Oryol Trotting Stags at a Watering Hole" by Mykola Samokysh; battle paintings from the period of World War I; portraits of Mykola Samokysh from different periods; works "Crossing the Red Army through the Syvash", "Battle of Maxim Kryvonos with Yarema Vyshnevetsky" by Mykola Samokysh.

Tetyana Myrhorodska talks about the life and work of the battle artist, and Svitlana Gavrylova, deputy director of the Hryhoriy Galahan Chernihiv Regional Art Museum, talks about his works.

The program was developed by: Tetyana Myrhorodska, Oleksandr Dovbenko, Valeriy Tsyrkun, Ihor Marschak, and Oksana Rozhkova.

Reference: Mykola Samokysh is a Ukrainian Soviet battle artist, graphic artist, teacher, co-author of the album "From Ukrainian Antiquity" with lyrics by Dmytro Yavornytsky; he worked in the genre of animalism.

Artist Mykola Samokish

First National, 2003. The news story tells about the transfer of Vasyl Krychevsky's legacy from Venezuela as a gift to Ukrainian museums.

On the video: Vasyl Krychevsky's paintings; exhibition of works; visitors to the exhibition; photos of Vasyl Krychevsky; project of the Kaniv Taras Shevchenko Museum; Vasyl Krychevsky's granddaughter Oksana Linde; Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine for Humanitarian Affairs (2002–2005) Dmytro Tabachnyk presents flowers to Vasyl Krychevsky's granddaughter; among those present are Ukrainian theater and film director Les Taniuk and Ukrainian poet, People's Deputy Borys Oliynyk.

Commenting: Vasyl Krychevsky's granddaughter Oksana Linde; Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine for Humanitarian Affairs Dmytro Tabachnyk.

Oleg Mashchenko and Valeriy Gerasimenko worked on the plot.

Reference: Vasyl Krychevsky is a Ukrainian artist, architect, graphic artist, one of the founders of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts, theater set designer, author of the design of the coat of arms of the Ukrainian People's Republic and sketches of Ukrainian banknotes.

The legacy of Vasyl Krychevsky in Ukraine

Lviv State Television and Radio Company, TO "Palitra", 1998. The issue "We Worship Your Cross..." of the "Autograph" program is dedicated to the exhibition of crucifixes to the second millennium since the birth of Jesus Christ in the Lviv National Gallery of Arts named after B. G. Voznytsky. Ukrainian art historian, director of the Lviv National Gallery of Arts Borys Voznytsky talks about the exhibition, the ways in which the gallery's collection was formed, and the descriptions of the exposition in five halls.

On the video: Honored Journalist of Ukraine, art critic Vasyl Hlynchak reads a fragment of Pavlo Tychyna's poem "And White, and Blok, and Yesenin, and Klyuev..."; icons from the life of Christ; icons about the birth of Jesus Christ; about the flight into Egypt; The Passion of Christ; icon from the Robotic Workshop; crucifixes of the 16th–17th centuries; crucifixes of the 18th century; works by artist Andriy Koverk, sculptor Johann-Georg Pinzel; Franciszk Olendzky; Anton Shtyl; crucifixes of the 20th century.

The program was worked on by: Vasyl Hlynchak, Bohdan Melnyk, Volodymyr Pavenskyi, Tetiana Shyposh, Vadym Dymin, Stepan Suskyi, Bohdan Hundiak, Mykhailo Kurdus, Zakhar Pryshlivskyi, Volodymyr Hnativ, Rostyslav Bryzhak

"We worship Your Cross...": Crucifixion Exhibition at the Lviv Gallery

Lviv Television and Radio Broadcasting Association, art program studio. The third issue of the program is dedicated to the anniversary exhibition of works by Ukrainian artist Hryhoriy Smolsky. Art historian and head of the Oleksa Novakivskyi Art Memorial Museum (1988–2015) Lyubov Voloshyn talks about his artistic creativity and research work.

On the video: an exhibition of works by Hryhoriy Smolsky; photos among students of Oleksa Novakivsky's school;
photograph "School Exhibition in Kolomyia (1930)"; "At the School Exhibition in Ternopil (1933)"; "At the School Exhibition in Pidhaitsy (1933)"; a friendly cartoon of students of Roman Chorniy's school; opening of the second school exhibition (1928); early works from the period of Oleksa Novakivsky's school studies; self-portrait of the artist from the 1930s; portrait of the writer Vasyl Stefanyk; paintings "Boyko from Pidhiry"; "Unsuccessful Engagement"; portrait of the artist's brother; portrait of a pianist; portrait of Stanislav Lyudkevych; canvases from the Paris period; a kolomyyka created by Hryhoriy Smolsky performed by Lyubov Voloshyn; motifs of folk legends about Oleksa Dovbush in the work of Hryhoriy Smolsky; edition of H. Smolsky's story "Oleksa Dovbush"; photo of historian Ivan Krypiakevych; image of the Kosmack ustavka (ustavka is an embroidered inserted stripe on the shoulders of a woman's shirt); essays "Ukrainian Art" by Hryhoriy Smolsky; articles by the artist.

The program was prepared by: Lyubov Voloshyn, Oleg Andreev, Yaroslav Mylianovskyi, Pavlo Sheremietiev, Stepan Suskyi, Oleh Voznyi, Tetiana Shyposh, Andrii Varshavskyi, Tetiana Prishanova, Anatolii Ochkolas.

Reference: Hryhoriy Smolsky is a Ukrainian artist, public figure, local historian, student of Oleksa Novakivskyi's art school.