24.08.2026 20:03
Why the last wall is empty
The final stretch of the display is left unfilled — a decision, not an omission.
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Why the last wall is empty
The final stretch of the display is left unfilled — a decision, not an omission.
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20:0324.08.2026A poster of which a quarter survives
The fragment is shown at true size, with the rest outlined on the wall behind it.
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20:0324.08.2026Showing a sound that exists in no recording
Instead of a reconstructed soundtrack, the hall offers silence and printed descriptions.
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20:0324.08.2026A stage model built from a single drawing
The three-dimensional model was rebuilt from one plan — and the parts without data were left unpainted.
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20:0324.08.2026A reconstruction show about Berezil: what to display when few objects remain
The Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts of Ukraine builds its account from documents and models rather than objects.
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02:0026.03.2026VUFKU Cinema Club — Monthly Public Screenings of Ukrainian Silent Cinema
The museum launches the public cinema club 'VUFKU' — monthly screenings of Dovzhenko films with live piano accompaniment by a pianist, as was done in historical 1920s cinemas.
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02:0025.02.2026The Executed Renaissance — Lecture Series on the Cultural Genocide of the 1930s
The museum opens a cycle of eight lectures on the Executed Renaissance — the large-scale cultural genocide of the Ukrainian intelligentsia of the 1930s that destroyed a generation of writers, directors, and artists.
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02:0030.01.2026Restoration of Ukrainian Silent Cinema — School of Film Archiving
The museum launches a 6-month educational programme on the restoration of Ukrainian silent cinema — in partnership with the Dovzhenko Centre (Kyiv) to preserve VUFKU films.
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02:0030.11.2025Kurbas Archive — 47 Letters and Scripts from the Canadian Diaspora
The museum received from the Canadian diaspora a unique Les Kurbas (1887-1937) archive — 47 personal letters and handwritten scripts from the Berezil period, kept in a family collection in Toronto.
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03:0002.10.2025103 Years of the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts — Updated Mission
In 2026 the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts of Ukraine will mark 103 years of work since 1923 — the country's oldest archive of scenic and performing arts.
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24.08.2026 20:03
A poster of which a quarter survives
The fragment is shown at true size, with the rest outlined on the wall behind it.
Read full story24.08.2026 20:03
Showing a sound that exists in no recording
Instead of a reconstructed soundtrack, the hall offers silence and printed descriptions.
Read full story24.08.2026 20:03
A stage model built from a single drawing
The three-dimensional model was rebuilt from one plan — and the parts without data were left unpainted.
Read full story24.08.2026 20:03
A reconstruction show about Berezil: what to display when few objects remain
The Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts of Ukraine builds its account from documents and models rather than objects.
Read full story26.03.2026 02:00
VUFKU Cinema Club — Monthly Public Screenings of Ukrainian Silent Cinema
The museum launches the public cinema club 'VUFKU' — monthly screenings of Dovzhenko films with live piano accompaniment by a pianist, as was done in historical 1920s cinemas.
Read full story25.02.2026 02:00
The Executed Renaissance — Lecture Series on the Cultural Genocide of the 1930s
The museum opens a cycle of eight lectures on the Executed Renaissance — the large-scale cultural genocide of the Ukrainian intelligentsia of the 1930s that destroyed a generation of writers, directors, and artists.
Read full story30.01.2026 02:00
Restoration of Ukrainian Silent Cinema — School of Film Archiving
The museum launches a 6-month educational programme on the restoration of Ukrainian silent cinema — in partnership with the Dovzhenko Centre (Kyiv) to preserve VUFKU films.
Read full story30.11.2025 02:00
Kurbas Archive — 47 Letters and Scripts from the Canadian Diaspora
The museum received from the Canadian diaspora a unique Les Kurbas (1887-1937) archive — 47 personal letters and handwritten scripts from the Berezil period, kept in a family collection in Toronto.
Read full story02.10.2025 03:00
103 Years of the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts — Updated Mission
In 2026 the Museum of Theatre, Music and Cinema Arts of Ukraine will mark 103 years of work since 1923 — the country's oldest archive of scenic and performing arts.
Read full story
