December 10, 1999. Sumy Regional State Television and Radio Company. Program: “Treasures of the Sumy Region: The Lebedyn Art Museum.”

Featured in the video: the building of the Lebedyn Art Museum, museum exhibits, a photograph of the museum’s founder, Boris Rudnev, and a photograph of the art museum’s first collection. The video features furniture, household items, sculptures, and paintings from the Kapnist and Anenkov family collections, landscapes by Serhii Vasylkivskyi, and paintings and sculptures by Yulia Brazol-Leontieva.

The program was produced by: writer S. Balym, director and cinematographer O. Makhonko, sound engineer N. Narodytska, and engineer Y. Bondarenko.

Lebedyn Art Museum, 1999

ODTRK "Ltava", 2005. The program "Gallery of Images" tells about the history and work of the Poltava artist of the 20th century, a student of Ilya Repin — Grigory Tsiss.

On the video: program screensavers; paintings from the exhibition of the Mykola Yaroshenko Poltava Art Museum: portraits of Tsis's children, Grigory Myasoedov, Kondratieva in the interior, Irina Persianova, Pavlo Gorobets, Lyala Bokia; landscapes of Poltava; archival photographs of the Little Russian Post Office building, Abaza's house in Poltava; portrait of Hrygory Tsis, painted by artist Oleksandr Murashko.

Olga Kurchakova, director of the Poltava Art Museum (Art Gallery) named after Mykola Yaroshenko, talks about the life and work of Hryhoriy Tsiss.

The program was developed by: Natalia Ivanchenko, Dmitry Starykov, Olha Kurchakova, Svitlana Bocharova, Olena Sharbenko, Ruslan Bilyshko, Larysa Shapovalova, Tetiana Ostapenko.

Reference: Hryhoriy Tsiss is a Ukrainian artist and teacher, portraitist, graphic artist, and decorator. He was born in Rivne, but his artistic career is mostly associated with Poltava.

Artist Grigory Tsiss

August 28, 2014. Kyiv.

A segment on the “Culture News” program covers the historical and artistic project “Maidan: (R)Evolution of the Spirit,” organized to mark the 23rd anniversary of Ukraine’s independence. This project was the first event for which the “Ukrainian House” opened its doors after the revolution.

In the video: an exhibition of works by the “Freedom or Death” Union of Free Artists, the exhibition “50 Best Photos of Maidan,” Roman Minin’s paintings “Life in Donbas,” and Ivan Semesyuk’s “Benderyki.”

Commentary by: project curator Yelyzaveta Bielska, project creator Antin Mukharsky, Director General of the Museum of Russian Art Yuriy Vakulenko, and visitor Dmytro.

The story was produced by: cameraman Oleksandr Navrotsky and journalist Maria Rogova.

 Historical and Artistic Project: “Maidan: (R)Evolution of the Spirit”

Chernivtsi State Television and Radio Company, 2008. An episode of the program “Palitra,” dedicated to People's Artist of Ukraine Ivan Kholomeniuk, takes the form of an interview about the creation of his paintings.

On the video: artist Ivan Kholomeniuk’s studio; views of the mountains and the Cheremosh River; paintings by Ivan Kholomeniuk: “Rafters,” “Lumberjacks,” “Cimbalom Players,” “Opryshky,” “T. G. Shevchenko on the Run,” portraits of psychotherapist Wolf Messing, poet and songwriter Mykhailo Tkach, opera singer Dmytro Hnatiuk, actor and director Ivan Mykolaychuk, Tamara Severnyuk, musician Ivan Kavatsyuk, and singer Oksana Savchuk; an excerpt from the film “The White Bird with a Black Mark”; an excerpt from the Estonian film “The ‘Smerichka’ Ensemble Performs the Song ‘Goryanka’ by Nazariy Yaremchuk and Vasyl Zinkevych” (1975); an excerpt from a performance by Ivan Kavatsiuk; Mykhailo Tkach, winner of the Taras Shevchenko State Prize, reads a poem; an exhibition by the artist.

Comments: Poet and singer Tamara Severnyuk at the artist’s anniversary exhibition.

Antonina Fantukh, Viktor Verkholiak, Serhiy Trebish, Yevhen Davydov, Anastasia Berezovska, Tetiana Katrik, Ruslan Fostiy, Anton Makarov, and Volodymyr Danylyuk worked on the program.

Reference: Ivan Kholomeniuk — a Ukrainian artist and People’s Artist of Ukraine — worked in the fields of easel painting and landscape painting, and created portraits and still lifes.

Artist Ivan Kholomenyuk

2021, Suspilne Kherson. This episode of the “Made in Ukraine” program explores examples of modern icon painting on flounder — a form of art that has long been known in Ukraine, particularly in the history of the Chumaks. No examples of this art have survived to the present day. The traditions of this art form are now being revived by historian and reenactor Andriy Lopushynskyi and artist Oksana Osnach, who discuss the origins of the project and its implementation.

In the video: views of Kherson; excerpts from scholarly articles on icon painting on fish in Ukrainian and Russian; black-and-white photographs of images painted on fish; the book "Ukraine from Trypillia to the Present in the Works of Contemporary Artists"; icons on flounder; paintings with secular subjects painted on fish; a work by artist Oksana Osnach; the process of creating an icon of the Virgin Mary on a fish.

Icons on a flounder

State Enterprise "Ukrainian Studio of Television Films "Ukrtelefilm", 1994. The documentary film “The Descendants of Miloneg” tells the story of the development of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, from its founding to the celebration of the institution's 75th anniversary.

In the video: celebratory events marking the institution’s anniversary; an excerpt from a speech by architect Radoslav Zhuk, a professor at McGill University in Montreal; his gift to the institution—a book surveying world architecture from 1900 to 1990 with a dedicatory inscription; a commemorative plaque featuring a stylized image of architect Petro Milonog; the main academic building of the National Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design; views of Kyiv; books on architecture; a portrait of M. Bulgakov; a photograph from the day the academy was founded, featuring M. Hrushevsky, Dmytro Antonovych, Hryhorii Pavlutskyi, Vasyl Krychevsky, Fedir Krychevsky, Vadym Meller, Mykhailo Boichuk, Oleksandr Murashko, Heorhii Narbut, Mykola Burachek, Mykhailo Zhuk, and Abram Manevych; their creative works; newsreel footage of Kyiv from the 1920s; propaganda posters; a photo of the Ukrainian graphic artist and avant-garde artist Oleksandr Bogomazov and his works;  a photo of the Boichuk family’s apartment, where classes were sometimes held; a photo of the repressed rector Ivan Vrona (1924–1930); footage from a Soviet concentration camp in the Far East; a prayer service for repressed figures; Communist Party ceremonies; an excerpt from a speech by Lazar Kaganovich; an excerpt from the film “A Gift from the Collective Farmers” (cinematographer K. Bohdan); photos of Fedir Krychevsky’s students; photographs of Tetiana Yablonska and her works; an excerpt from an interview with artist Heorhii Yakutovych; work in an art studio; a set design studio; plein air painting practice; an excerpt from the defense of a thesis by a student from the Seychelles; Mykola Storozhenko, painter and professor at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture; some inscriptions are in russian.

Comments: Seri Simmons, art historian and manager from the Netherlands; Yuriy Aseev, architect and restorer; Serhiy Bilokin, Ukrainian historian, Candidate of Philological Sciences, Doctor of Historical Sciences; Tiberiy Silvashi, Ukrainian abstract artist;  Andriy Chebykin, Ukrainian graphic artist and rector of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (1989–2020); Vitaliy Shostya, Ukrainian graphic designer and professor; Danylo Lider, set designer and educator; Mykola Storozhenko, painter and professor at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture; some comments are in russian

The following people worked on the film: I. Zlobina; I. Pushkarenko; Valentin Borachek; A. Kagan; V. Kolyada; A. Kryukov; V. Tishchenko; Z. Storozhuk; D. Chimbru.
Director — V. Guzik.

Reference: Petro Milonig was the first known architect of Kievan Rus'.

“The Descendants of Miloneg”: the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture

News from First National, 2003. This report marks the 100th anniversary of the chimes of the Great Lavra Bell Tower, the fourth such anniversary since the establishment of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra National Reserve.

In the video: footage of the Lavra bell tower; the large clock being wound by hand; guided tours; exhibits from the Second International Exhibition ‘Celebrate Christmas’, organised in collaboration with monasteries, parishes and arts and crafts centres whose creative work centres on Orthodoxy.

Ihor Fedoryachenko, head of the guided tours and cultural heritage section of the reserve, discusses the history of the chimes, whilst Serhiy Krolevets, former Director-General of the National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Reserve (1995–2010), talks about the International Exhibition.

The report was produced by Lyubov Marchenko and Andriy Martynov.

A century of chimes from the great Lavra bell tower

Lviv Television. The "Ancient Mythology" episode of the "Art Panorama" program from December 19, 1995 is dedicated to the images of ancient mythology in works of European art based on the materials of the exhibition from the funds of the Lviv Art Gallery, which was exhibited in the Lozynsky Palace.

On the video: a story about ancient myths and plots in the work of European artists from the 16th century to the 1930s; a museum exhibition, presenting works by Italian, Flemish, Austrian, German, Polish and other artists from the funds of the Lviv Art Gallery; close-up paintings; a story about the images of heroes of ancient mythology and their reflection in the visual arts; historical information about the artists and the features of their work.

Choreographic numbers were performed by soloists of the Ivan Franko Lviv State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater, Hanna Sapunkova and Serhiy Zelenkov.

Host — Nadiya Shelest.

Lviv Art Gallery: "Ancient Mythology"

Chernihiv Television, 2002. The episode of the program "Our Vernissages" is dedicated to the work of the carver Mykola Panko.

On the video: an interview with Mykola Panko, he talks about his products, carving techniques, demonstrates his products; archival photos of the Panko family.

Commentators: carver, Honored Master of Folk Art of Ukraine Mykola Panko; Mykola Panko's son, folk master carver Volodymyr Panko.

Host — Iryna Dovgosheya.

Reference: Mykola Panko is a Ukrainian master of artistic woodcarving, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1986. The master's work is based on the traditions of Polissya decorative and applied art and covers a wide range of carved products, a significant part of which is kept in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Master Carver Mykola Panko

1999, National Television Company of Ukraine. The issue of the educational scientific and educational program "School Screen" tells about the artists who illustrated Nikolai Gogol's poem "Dead Souls" in different years. The host is art historian Anna Zavarova.

On the video: screensavers, Anna Zavarova tells about the artists and illustrations: Dmitry Mamonov, drawing - a portrait of Gogol, Gogol among artists in Rome, the cover made by Gogol himself for his poem; a cycle of engravings by the artist Volodymyr Bernatsky, which were published separately (without the text of the poem); lustrations by Pyotr Baklevsky, who painted portraits of the main characters of the poem (Chichikov, Manilov, Korobochka, Plyushkin, Sobakevich and others); illustrations by Alexander Sokolov (watercolor); illustrations by Alexei Laptev, a draftsman (1950s), who loved to depict the poem's landscapes, genre scenes (Chichikov in a fur coat, Chichikov at the post, Manilov on the stairs, etc.).
The text was read by the artist Oleg Komarov.

Illustrators of Nikolai Gogol's "Dead Souls"

September 3, 2012, Kyiv.

The plot is dedicated to the popularization of Trypillya cultural heritage by the artist Lyudmila Smolyakova.

In the video: reconstruction of Trypillya ceramics, the craftswoman talks about her creative path.

Commentary: folk craftswoman of Ukraine Lyudmila Smolyakova; exhibition, reconstructed dishes of the Trypillya culture, examples of products, master classes.

The following worked on the release: Maria Rogova, Viktor Holovko.

Trypillya ceramics: the art of Lyudmila Smolyakova

2000, Volyn Television. The episode of the program "Skarbnytsia" is dedicated to the artist Tatyana Myalkovskaya.

On the video: screensavers, visitors to the exhibition, interview with the artist, creative workshop, paintings, comments from students, Institute of Arts, master of drawing, story about her son.