Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch

 The Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch, stands in solidarity with Ukraine in defence of its sovereignty and independence. There is no place for aggression against any sovereign country. Respect for the rule of law matters to every citizen in every country of the world. The Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch, remains committed to preserving and exhibiting Ukrainian culture and identity within Canada and the world.

Donations can be made to The Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal established by the Ukrainian Canadian Congress and the Canada-Ukraine Foundation to provide humanitarian assistance to Ukraine quickly and efficiently. To donate click here.

Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch


Our museum is home to a vast collection of artifacts, including woven and embroidered textiles, ceramics, pottery, pysanky, wood carving, religious objects and more.
We devote our efforts to acquiring and preserving artifacts in order to display and proudly share our Ukrainian cultural heritage.

Exploring the Past, Embracing the Future


UPCOMING EVENT

 
 
 

For Children ages 7 - 10 15 students maximum

Participation by Donation

Olena Dyachenko

Straw is an amazing natural material for creativity. Its golden color shows the richness of nature. Craftsmanship of straw products is thousands of years old. Roofs for houses, furniture, dishes were made from it, various interior items were decorated with it. Ukrainian craftsmen knew how to make real works of art from straw. At our master class, we will learn how to work with this unique material. All students will create their compositions - the first works of art from natural straw.

A master class is conducted by Olenka Dyachenko. She was born and lived in Kyiv until 2022. She traveled a lot throughout Ukraine, admiring the folk art of different regions. She sincerely admires works of Ukrainian art and wants to share knowledge about various creative techniques. Since October 2022, she lives in Toronto and conducts art classes for children and adults.

 
 
 
 

Lecture series in conjunction with
the UMCO’s current exhibit,

SACRED STRAW I САКРАЛЬНА СОЛОМА

The Journey of the Holy Family In Egypt lecture has been postponed until Thursday, October 5, 2023 at 7:00pm.

 
 

CURRENT EXHIBIT

 
 

Featuring the work of Parania Sozanski and Myroslava Boikiv

EXHIBIT OPENS ON SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2023


 

EXHIBITS AND EVENTS AT THE MUSEUM

SVI and the Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch presents a window art exhibition of UKRAINE ILLUSTRATED
posters created as a response to Russia's hybrid war on Ukraine.

This window art display features the Kyiv-based illustration collective, PICTORIC.

In addition to work from Ukraine, you can also find artworks created by Ukrainian-Canadian artists and allies that are on display at SVI.

 
 
 

Pictoric is an illustration collective featuring Ukrainian illustrators, graphic designers, and allied artists. It views its mission in the promotion of quality and relevant graphics representing Ukraine on the international stage. Since russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, Pictoric has collected and created illustrations, posters, and comic books in support of Ukraine and its people, as a way to convey true information, and inspire the whole world to fight for freedom and democracy.

Click here to find out more about the artists and the exhibit.

 


Welcome back to the Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Ontario Branch

Please note: all visitors must wear a mask.  For more information about our COVID-19 policy, please read our Visitor Guidelines.


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