About event
From April 2 to April 26, the White World Center for Contemporary Art (Bilyi Svit) will host an exhibition by renowned contemporary Ukrainian artist and graphic designer Dmytro Kryshovsky. Known for his exploration of urbanism, social symbols, and national identity, Kryshovsky uses line and contrast as his primary expressive tools.
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Opening: April 2 at 6:00 PM
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Dates: April 2 – April 26, 2026
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Hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM (Closed Monday–Tuesday)
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Admission: Free
Art is inextricably linked to the time in which it is created. It evolves with humanity, reacting to events and transforming its visual language. The title "1499" is not a random number; it represents the exact count of days since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. From that moment on, Dmytro Kryshovsky has named his exhibitions after these numerical markers of time.
Most of the works were created from 2022 to the present, alongside earlier pieces. This dialogue between different periods allows visitors to compare the artist's visual language and meanings before and after the turning point. In this contrast, the transformation of images and the intensity of inner tension are felt most profoundly.
