Visual Art

A list of Ukrainian art curators for connoisseurs



About the curators
Cover image: ArtsLink Assembly 2022, Warsaw, Poland, 2022. Photo by Dominika Jaruga. Courtesy of CEC ArtsLink
Alisa Grishanova
Curator, National Center Ukrainian House.
Alisa Lozhkina
Curator, researcher of the 20-21 century art.
Alya Segal
Art historian, independent curator and researcher. In her practice, she researches modern and contemporary Ukrainian art, the representation of women in it, regional movements and underground collectives.
Andrii Dostliev
Curator, artist and researcher of photography.
Andrii Linnik
Curator and researcher of media art, now in Lviv.
Andrij Bojarov
Media artist, researcher of Lviv and Ukrainian avant-garde, independent curator and architect.
Anna Gaidai
Anna Gaidai is a curator and manager of cultural and educational projects in Ukraine and internationally. Her practice focuses on collaborative projects in visual art and multidisciplinary projects, residencies, community art projects, and cultural diplomacy.
Asia Bazdyrieva
Researcher and curator. Her interests are largely interdisciplinary and include cultural geography, research architecture, cultural and media theory.
Iryna Polikarchuk
Co-founder at Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture, director at Artsvit Gallery (Dnipro).
Kate Rusetska
Co-founder and program curator of Dnipro Center for Contemporary Culture, as well as the Dnipro-based international festival of contemporary experimental art and music Construction. She focuses on creating project concepts, curatorship, and management.
Ka­tia Deny­so­va
Curator, researcher.
Kateryna Iakovenko
Editor-in-chief of Suspilne Kultura, curator of contemporary art, writer and researcher of visual culture.
Kateryna Radchenko
Curator, artist and photography researcher based in Ukraine. Founder of Odesa Photo Days Festival.
Kateryna Taylor
Curator, founder and CEO Port. agency.
Ksenia Malykh
Curator and researcher.
Lia Dostlieva
Artist, cultural anthropologist, curator, essayist.
Lidia Apollonova
Curator, MOCA NGO. Co-curated "Ukraine. Out of Blackout" program.
Nastia Khlestova
Nastia Khlestova, now in Graz, Austria. Nastia is working with the topic of self-organization in contemporary art and the place of the emerging artist in the contemporary art process.
Nataliia Chychasova
Curator, the focus of her research interest are the themes of space memory, interrelations within the artistic communities, institutional critic and art mediation.
Oleksandr Soloviov
Curator of Contemporary Art at Mystetskyi Arsenal.
Oleksandra Pogrebnyak
Curator based in Kyiv. Her work focuses on curatorial practices, environmental art, and feminist art in Ukraine, particularly related to themes of war, memory, and displacement.
Oleksandra Osadcha
Researcher, curator.
Olga Melnyk
Head of Museum Development department at Mystetskyi Arsenal, curator.
Open Place
Open Place (Yulia Kostereva, now in Poland and Yuriy Kruchak, now in Ukraine) is an initiative of the artists, which is directed at the development of creative research and the establishment of the connections between an art process and different layers of the Ukrainian society.
Past / Future / Art (Kateryna Semenuik and Oksana Dovgopolova)
Researchers and curators, now in Ukraine.
Pavlo Gudimov
Curator, collector and founder of Ya Gallery Art Center.
Sergiy Petlyuk
Artist and curator.
Tatiana Kochubinska
Curator, art writer, researcher and lecturer.
Tetyana Voloshyna
Curator, National Center Ukrainian House.
Valeria Schiller
Curator and critic, now in Berlin.
Viktoriia Velychko
Curator, researcher of futurism.
Viktoria Bavykina and Max Gorbatskyi
Photography curators, art managers.
Yuliia Berdiiarova
Art historian and curator.