Yaroslav Bystrushkin

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Yaroslav Bystrushkin

(Founder & Partner)

Art connoisseur, collector, professor, doctor of philosophy.
For many years, he has been helping and supporting cultural and educational institutions in Kyiv.
Organizer of many Ukrainian and international art projects.

Sophia of Kyiv

"Sofia Kyivska" is in trouble!

"Sofia Kyivska" is in trouble!These photos illustrate the terrible state in which our culture is, historical and spiritual shrine – Saint Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv. "The current extremely unsatisfactory condition of the roof, structures and domes of the cathedral became not just a problem for the museum, but also a threat to the preservation of the integrity of the unique monument, which is included in the List

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A rare treasure of the Cossack Age

Artifacts from the Old Russian and Cossack times were found in Bila Tserkva

Good news, in this terrible time! During the construction works in Bila Tserkva, artifacts from the Old Russian and Cossack times were found. A unique set of gold jewelry was discovered among them, created around the time of the Hetmanate. Construction and research in the Kyiv region was accompanied by an architectural and archaeological expedition from the Institute of Archeology. A treasure of gold jewelry was found in cultural layers

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Racists attacked Lviv. “Shahedi” flew over Rynok Square

On the night of 19 September, Russian "Shakhed" attacked Lviv
They flew over the very historical center of Lviv (including Market square), which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
They flew at an extremely dangerous low altitude. Explosions and the operation of air defense systems were heard in various areas of the city.
They hit civilian objects. There are victims among ordinary Lviv residents!

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Sophia Cathedral and Kyiv-Pechersk were included in the UNESCO list.

Good news! Finally, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee included St. Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, and the ensemble of the historical center of Lviv to the list of world heritage, which is under threat.
UNESCO believes, "that these objects are in danger against the background of the war in connection with the shelling of Kyiv and Lviv".

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