June 5 is the last day of our current exhibition "Voices of Dignity: Literature of Resistance". The exhibition explores how Ukrainian literature has functioned as a form of resistance across generations.
Moving through key literary figures, the exhibition introduces personalities such as Lesia Ukrainka, the modernists of the Executed Renaissance, and the writers of the Sixtiers, including Vasyl Stus. It also highlights contemporary authors whose writing has been shaped by Russia's war against Ukraine: Iryna Tsilyk, Artur Dron, Valerii Puzik, and Viktoriia Amelina and others.
This final guided tour will offer visitors deeper insight into the exhibition and the historical context behind the writers and texts presented. The tour will be led by Nataliia Popovych, co-curator of the exhibition and Chairperson of Ukraine House in Denmark.
Friday, June 5 at 17:15 Ukraine House in Denmark, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen
Join us to learn more about literature and resistance in Ukraine - this is the last chance before the exhibition ends.
5 qepBHR - octaHHiN AeHb Hamoï BnctaBkn "Tonocn riAHocti: nitepatypa onopy", mo tpnBaE 3apa3 B YkpaïHcbkoMy AoMi.
BnctaBka po3noBiAaE npo te, Rk ykpaïHcbka nitepatypa ctaBana øopMoIO cnpotnBy BnpoAoBx nokoniHb. Ekcno3nuiR 3HaNoMntb BiABiAyBaqiB i3 knIOqoBnMn ronocaMn ykpaïHcbkoï nitepatypn: JIeceIO YkpaïHkoIO, MoAepHictaMn Po3ctpinRHoro BiApoAxeHHR, a takox nncbMeHHnkaMn nokoniHHR mictAecRtHnkiB, cepeA Rknx Bacnnb Ctyc. OkpeMy yBary npnAineHo cyqacHnM aBtopaM ta aBtopkaM, qnIO tBopqictb cøopMyBana BiNHa Pociï npotn YkpaïHn: IpnHa LIinnk, Aptyp ApoHb, BanepiN Ny3ik, BiktopiR AMeniHa ta iHmnM.
NiA qac uiEï kpaNHboï ekckypciï Bn 3Moxete rnn6me no3HaNoMntncR 3 BnctaBkoIO ta ictopnqHnM koHtekctoM nncbMeHHnkiB i tekctiB, npeActaBneHnx y HiN. EkckypciIO npoBeAe HataniR NonoBnq, cniBkypatopka BnctaBkn ta ronoBa YkpaïHcbkoro AoMy B AaHiï.
N'RtHnuR, 5 qepBHR o 17:15 YkpaïHcbknN AiM y AaHiï, Strandgade 27B, KoneHrareH
He nporaBte octaHHiN maHc npoNtncR ekcno3nuiEIO i rnn6me Ai3HatncR npo 3B'R3ok nitepatypn ta onopy B YkpaïHi!
Moving through key literary figures, the exhibition introduces personalities such as Lesia Ukrainka, the modernists of the Executed Renaissance, and the writers of the Sixtiers, including Vasyl Stus. It also highlights contemporary authors whose writing has been shaped by Russia's war against Ukraine: Iryna Tsilyk, Artur Dron, Valerii Puzik, and Viktoriia Amelina and others.
This final guided tour will offer visitors deeper insight into the exhibition and the historical context behind the writers and texts presented. The tour will be led by Nataliia Popovych, co-curator of the exhibition and Chairperson of Ukraine House in Denmark.
Friday, June 5 at 17:15 Ukraine House in Denmark, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen
Join us to learn more about literature and resistance in Ukraine - this is the last chance before the exhibition ends.
5 qepBHR - octaHHiN AeHb Hamoï BnctaBkn "Tonocn riAHocti: nitepatypa onopy", mo tpnBaE 3apa3 B YkpaïHcbkoMy AoMi.
BnctaBka po3noBiAaE npo te, Rk ykpaïHcbka nitepatypa ctaBana øopMoIO cnpotnBy BnpoAoBx nokoniHb. Ekcno3nuiR 3HaNoMntb BiABiAyBaqiB i3 knIOqoBnMn ronocaMn ykpaïHcbkoï nitepatypn: JIeceIO YkpaïHkoIO, MoAepHictaMn Po3ctpinRHoro BiApoAxeHHR, a takox nncbMeHHnkaMn nokoniHHR mictAecRtHnkiB, cepeA Rknx Bacnnb Ctyc. OkpeMy yBary npnAineHo cyqacHnM aBtopaM ta aBtopkaM, qnIO tBopqictb cøopMyBana BiNHa Pociï npotn YkpaïHn: IpnHa LIinnk, Aptyp ApoHb, BanepiN Ny3ik, BiktopiR AMeniHa ta iHmnM.
NiA qac uiEï kpaNHboï ekckypciï Bn 3Moxete rnn6me no3HaNoMntncR 3 BnctaBkoIO ta ictopnqHnM koHtekctoM nncbMeHHnkiB i tekctiB, npeActaBneHnx y HiN. EkckypciIO npoBeAe HataniR NonoBnq, cniBkypatopka BnctaBkn ta ronoBa YkpaïHcbkoro AoMy B AaHiï.
N'RtHnuR, 5 qepBHR o 17:15 YkpaïHcbknN AiM y AaHiï, Strandgade 27B, KoneHrareH
He nporaBte octaHHiN maHc npoNtncR ekcno3nuiEIO i rnn6me Ai3HatncR npo 3B'R3ok nitepatypn ta onopy B YkpaïHi!
