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EXHIBITS AT THE UKRAINIAN MUSEUM The Ukrainian Museum continually presents a wide range of m ajor exhibitions which reflect the uniqueness and wealth of our U krainian cultural heritage. To date, the Museum has staged twenty five exhibitions, m any of which also featured catalogues. These publications are fully researched and are designed not only to enrich the viewers’ appreciation of a given exhibit, but also to serve as independent sources of Ukrainian cultural and historical data. Introduction to Ukrainian Folk Art — Inaugural Exhibit O ctober 1976 — O ctober 1977 C atalogue — ‘‘An Introduction to Ukrainian Folk A rt” Pysanky — The Ukrainian Easter Egg and Ritual Bread Exhibit March — M ay 1977 Catalogue — “Ukrainian Easter Egg and Ritual Bread E xhibit” Traditonal Designs in Ukrainian Textiles O ctober 1977 — Novem ber 1978 C atalogue — ‘‘Traditional Designs in Ukrainian Textiles” Nikifor, The Naive Painter Of Krynica Novem ber 1978 — January 1979 An Exhibit of Samvydav (Samizdat) Uncensored Writings from Ukraine and the Soviet Union February — March 1979 C atalo g u e - "An E x h ib it o f Sam vydav (S a m izd a t) Uncensored Writings from Ukraine and the Soviet U nion” Ukrainian Folk Ceramics from the Carpathian Mountains June — Septem ber 1979 Ukrainian Embroidery Crafts D ecem ber 1979 — February 1981 Catalogue — "Ukrainian Embroidery Crafts" Ukrainian Folk Costumes Presently a perm anent exhibit Folk Art from the Carpathian Mountains Presently a perm anent exhibit Pysanky and their Symbols March — June 1980 Catalogue — ‘‘Pysanky and their Symbols" Rushnyky — Ukrainian Ritual Cloths February 1981 — February 1982 Catalogue — "Rushnyky — Ukrainian Ritual C loths” The Lost Architecture of Kiev June 1982 — February 1983 Catalogue — “The Lost Architecture of Kiev” Ukrainian Kilims Septem ber — N ovem ber 1983 Catalogue — "Ukrainian Kilim s” To Preserve a Heritage: The Story of the Ukrainian — Immigration in the United States — D ecem ber 1983 — February 1986 C atalogue — "To Preserve a H eritage: The Story of the Ukrainian Im m igration in the United States” The Etchings of Nicholas Bervinchak O ctober 1984 Bandura and Ukrainian Folk Musical Instruments Exhibit M ay 1986 The Museum has also presented ten (10) annual Pysanky — Ukrainian Easter Egg Exhibits, during each Spring, beginning with 1977. TRAVELING EXHIBITS Ukrainian Folk Art — Travelling Exhibit 1984 — Opened in the N ew Jersey State Museum, Tren ton, NJ 1985 — Opened in Monm outh Museum, Lincroft, NJ C atalogue — “Ukrainian Folk Art" Lost Architecture of Kiev — Travelling Exhibit 1983 — Opened in the Rotunda o f the Russell Building of the United States Senate in Washington, D C 1984 — Opened in the University of Dayton, Dayton, O H 1984 — O pened at the Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago, IL 1984 — O pened at the Ukrainian C ultural & Educational Center, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 1984 — O pened at the Ukrainian A rt Foundation, To ronto, Ontario, Canada 1985 — Opened at the Ukrainian Education! & Cultural Center in Philadelphia, PA 1986 — O pened at the Provincial Museum of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 1986 — Opened at the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Vil lage, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada 1986 — Opened at the Ukrainian Museum in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada 28 НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ”, ЖОВТЕНЬ 1986 Видання C оюзу Українок A мерики - перевидано в електронному форматі в 2012 році . A рхів C У A - Ню Йорк , Н . Й . C Ш A.
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