01.04.2025 | LB.ua
"Visual Voices of Women" – An Intriguing Intersectionality
This is the title of the ongoing exhibition at the Honcharenko Center Kryvyi Rih (March 21 – April 19), which is positioned as feminist. However, beyond its format, what intrigues even more is its declared concept of intersectionality—a study of how gender, social status, ethnicity, and place of residence interact to shape each woman's experience.
27.03.2025 | Ugallery
16 Must-See Exhibitions in April
The "Visual Voices of Women" project is built on the concept of intersectionality and explores how different aspects of female identity—gender, social status, ethnicity, place of residence, or profession—interact and shape each woman's unique experience.
The choice of Kryvyi Rih as the exhibition's venue is no coincidence. This industrial city, with its strong cultural presence, serves as a metaphor for intersectionality: a place where women's voices gain strength and their stories take on particular significance.
23.03.2025 | krivbass.city
An exhibition of contemporary art has opened in Kryvyi Rih: the display features works by renowned feminist artists
These days, the Honcharenko Center Kryvyi Rih has launched the exhibition "Visual Voices of Women." Journalists from the media platform krivbass.city, which is one of the event’s media partners, attended the project’s presentation.
30.12.2024 | by text
When is it time for art? About the exhibition "The Sun Rises in the West" in Kryvyi Rih
From August 1 to September 8, the exhibition "The Sun Rises in the West" is taking place in Kryvyi Rih. The project explores themes of age and aging. The exhibition is organized by the Kryvyi Rih Center for Contemporary Culture (KRCC), which has been active since May 2023. "The Sun Rises in the West" is curated by art critic, publicist, and invited expert of the PinchukArtCentre Research Platform, Kostiantyn Doroshenko.
04.12.2024 | Pershyi Miskyi TV Channel, Kryvyi Rih
"The Witch of Konotop" Takes the Stage in Kryvyi Rih
The "Witch of Konotop", directed by Ivan Uryvskyi, graced the stage of the Taras Shevchenko Theater in Kryvyi Rih – a modern adaptation of the classic satirical comedy based on the story by Hryhorii Kvitka-Osnovianenko. What makes this production unique? Why is it called a battle between light and darkness? Discover the profound meaning of the performance and hear the audience's impressions in our feature report.
04.12.2024 | Krivbass.city
The theatrical event of the year in Kryvyi Rih – the performance of "Witch of Konotop" – was a sold-out success.
On December 1, the highly anticipated production, directed by Ivan Uryvskyi, took place at the T. Shevchenko Drama and Musical Comedy Theatre in Kryvyi Rih. The performance, which has already become a theatrical sensation in Ukraine and received the Taras Shevchenko National Prize, gathered over 650 attendees, filling the venue to capacity!
06.09.2024 | RFI
Without the Gangster Vibe or Ageism: Breaking Stereotypes Through Art in Kryvyi Rih
Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine – Known as a city of metallurgists and hooligans, Kryvyi Rih has carried this reputation since the 1990s. While it remains a major industrial hub, it has seldom been seen as a cultural center. This makes the artistic project “The Sun Rises in the West,” which began its work there in August, all the more significant.
20.08.2024 | Kyiv Daily
The Land of Steel People, Where “The Sun Rises in the West”
Metallurgy and creativity come together in a place where, despite geographical constants, “The Sun Rises in the West.” Under this oxymoronic title, an exhibition opened in Kryvyi Rih, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih – Ukraine's largest mining and metallurgical enterprise.
19.08.2024 | Nikopol.City
“In Five Years, I See Kryvyi Rih as a Key City on Ukraine’s Map”
Kateryna Levchenko – founder of the Kryvyi Rih Center for Contemporary Culture. Its activities prove that despite current challenges and obstacles, developing culture and organizing educational events remains both vital and essential.
19.08.2024 | Zhovti Vody.City
Community Support as a Foundation: How to Create a Modern Art Space Using Kryvyi Rih as an Example
Art can help process challenging experiences, heal wounds, document history, and serve as a powerful tool for self-expression. Similar to sports, it can be practiced at home, but often more effectively in dedicated spaces – art centers.
14.08.2024 | Antikvar
When the Sun Rises in the West
The "Sun Rises in the West" exhibition is currently taking place at the Kryvyi Rih Center for Contemporary Culture. This artistic project, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of Arcelor (formerly Kryvorizhstal), aims to reshape perceptions of older generations and their roles in society.
13.08.2024 | LB.ua
Kateryna Levchenko, founder of KRCC: “Now is the time to creatively develop Kryvyi Rih — its economy is thriving, and there’s an influx of people.”
“Kryvyi Rih as an industrial center is a fact, but at the same time, there is a powerful Soviet-era narrative that renders many other aspects of the city invisible,” says Kateryna Levchenko, founder of the Kryvyi Rih Center for Contemporary Culture (KRCC).
02.08.2024 | Sensor Media
The Story of Vasya Dmytryk and His “Heating Season”: A Conversation About Art and Artificial Intelligence
The exhibition “Heating Season” by Odesa-based artist Vasya Dmytryk ran in the “Vysoka Kimnata” space in Kryvyi Rih from mid-June to mid-July. Its next presentation stop will be the Ars Electronica Festival, taking place this year on September 4–8 in the Austrian city of Linz.
15.07.2024 | The Village
How to Develop Culture in Industrial Regions: The Case of Kryvyi Rih Center for Contemporary Culture
What do most of us know about Kryvyi Rih? Most likely, we think of it as a city with an unusual shape – long and narrow, centered around heavy industry, and that’s probably it.
18.06.2024 | Pershyi Kryvorizkyi
How Abandoned Mines and Factories Are Given New Life Around the World
As part of the educational program within the "Kryvyi Rih: Cultural Heritage" residency, organized by the Kryvyi Rih Cultural Centre, residents of Kryvyi Rih had the opportunity to attend the lecture "Regeneration of Industrial Spaces in Cities: European Experience for Ukraine."
06.06.2024 | LiRoom
Kryvyi Rih Cultural Centre to Host Lectures on Decolonization and New Cultural Narratives
From June 10 to 16, Kryvyi Rih Cultural Centre (KRCC) will organize an educational program as part of the "Kryvyi Rih: Cultural Heritage" residency. The events will take place at 40 Metalurhiv Lane, Kryvyi Rih.