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22 OUR LIFE • June 2024 THE UKRAINIAN MUSEUM 222E6NYC New Exhibitions Open with Gallery Talks, Neighborhood Walk РОЗВИВАЄМО • CULTIVATE The Ukrainian Museum opened two photography exhibitions in early May, Peter Hujar: Rialto and Oleksandr Glyadelov : Fragments (see the March-April 2024 and May 2024 issues of Our Life ). Fol- lowing the exclusive May 2 open- ing for Museum members and the May 3 opening for the gener - al public, exhibition celebrations and curator-led gallery talks took place on Saturday, May 4. Photo: G. Chandler Cearley At the opening of the exhibition Oleksandr Glyadelov: Fragments. In the Ukrainian Museum shop The lushly illustrated bilingual exhibition catalogue Peter Hujar: Rialto (hardcover, 240 pages), published with Rodovid Press in Kyiv, features 77 photographs, some never before seen or published. Three important inter - views with Hujar’s closest friends and colleagues, plus a scholarly essay on his work with the photographer Richard Avedon, chronicle Hujar’s ceaseless creative exploration and observation of life in the East Village of New York. https://shop.theukrainianmuseum.org/ Photo: Maryna Prykhodko Visitors enjoy a walking tour of the Ukrainian East Village neighbor - hood that inspired many of Peter Hujar’s iconic photographs. At right is the building (formerly a Yiddish theater, now a cinema) where the photographer lived for many years in an apartment on the second floor. Photo: G. Chandler Cearley The opening of Peter Hujar: Rialto . Two weeks later, Museum di - rector Peter Doroshenko led vis- itors on a gallery talk and neigh- borhood walk through the East Village locations that inspired Peter Hujar’s photographs. The neighborhood is home to the Ukrainian Museum and includes many of the establishments and venues that influenced the pho - tographer during his time there. The tour gave visitors the oppor - tunity to better understand the neighborhood that inspired and shaped this exceptional pho - tographer’s artistic vision. Photo: Grant Hao-Wei Lin Ukrainian Museum director Peter Doroshenko, curator of the Peter Hujar exhibition, leads visitors on a gallery talk.
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