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НАШЕ ЖИТТЯ • Липень-Серпень 2024 23 during the United Nations General Assembly in New York City, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and First Lady Olena Zelenska expected to attend. Concurrently with Alexandra Exter , the Museum will present Volia: Ukrainian Modernism , an exhi - bition that positions prominent artists of the early 20th century in the Ukrainian spotlight. The works of Alexander Archipenko, David Burliuk, Alexander Bogomazov, Maria Siniakova, Vasily Ermilov, Alexis Alexandra Exter. Masked Figures by the Banks of a Venetian Canal , ca. 1927–1929. Oil on canvas, 90.5 x 131 cm (35.75 x 51.5 in.). Gritchenko, and others will be shown in the context of Ukrainian art and culture's development, innova- tions, and traditions, which for decades were sup - pressed and appropriated by russian imperialism. Volia in Ukrainian translates to freedom and also denotes willpower and a longing for freedom. This concept encapsulated the avant-garde movements in Ukraine, which are breaking free from russian narratives and falsehoods more than ever before. www.theukrainianmuseum.org Alexander Bogomazov. Portrait of Wife , 1912–1914. Oil on cardboard, 23 x 31 cm (10.5 x 13.1 in.) (ABA). Vladimir Baranoff-Rossine. Green Apocalypses , 1912. Oil on canvas, 130 x 162 cm (51 x 63.7 in.) (ABA).
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