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	WOSKOB PRIVATE COLLECTION OF UKRAINIAN ART Art Exhibition in State College, Pennsylvania until May 31, 2004
	By E. Morgan Williams, Editor, The Action Ukraine Report Washington, D.C., Wednesday, April 21, 2004 STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania....Sixty outstanding artworks from the Helen Woskob private collection of Ukrainian art are now on exhibition at the Woskob Family Gallery in the Penn State Downtown Theater Center in State College, Pennsylvania. The Ukrainian artworks will be on display through Monday, May 31, 2004. The gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The major exhibition of Ukrainian Art includes a wide variety of painting styles and subject matters. The collection includes paintings, artwork, graphics, wood carvings and metal relief by such artists as: Alexander Archipenko, Rem Bahautdyn, Ivan Baldukha, Valentyna Bystriakova, Jacques Hnizdovsky, Oleksa Hryshchenko, Alexander Ivakhnenko, Serhiy Karpenko, Kateryna Korniychuk, Yuriy Kucherenko, Mykola Kumanovsky, Mykola Malynka, Roxanne Naydan, Mykola Storozhenko, Victor Zaretsky, Rostyslav Zviagintsev, Olena Zviagintseva, Svitlana Novhorodska-Kucherenko, Mykola Muliarets and Ruslan Kutnyak. Woskob Private Collection of Ukrainian Art Exhibition Catalog, "Abstract of a Woman" by Alexander Archipenko (Click on images to enlarge them) The Penn State Downtown Theatre Center is located at the corner of Beaver Avenue and Allen Street,  http://www.downtownstatecollege.com. The mountains of central Pennsylvania are beautiful this time of year and we suggest a trip to State College to see the art exhibition, the mountains and Penn State University would be most rewarding.   "PALM SUNDAY" by Alexander Ivakhnenko, Ukrainan artist living and painting in Kyiv, Ukraine "CHORNOBYL WINDS" By Valentyna Bystriakova (b. 1948 in Kyiv, Ukraine)   "VENICE" by Olena Zviagintseva (b. 1966 in Zaporizhia, Ukraine) ZYMA "WINTER" by Victor Zaretsky, 1988 (1925-1990), Kyiv, Ukraine   "KOBZARS" by Mykola Malynka (1913-1993) a reproduction by the artist of his original painting held by the Yahotynsky Art Gallery in Ukraine

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