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"Folk Art" Magazine
Narodne Mystetstvo
   The National Union Of Folk Art Masters Of Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine

"Folk Art" Magazine
1999, No.3-4

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Page 2........ "Live Water Of Remembrance"...Nadiya Kapustina writes about the special collections of the D. Yavornytskyi Dnipropetrovsk Historical Museum (DHM).
Page 3......... "Folk Art Custodians and Researcher"...Svitlana Abrosymova writes about the work of academician Dmytro Yavornytskyi, a famous encyclopedist of the Cossack epoch.
Page 5......... "Buket Kvitchastyi (Multi-Flowered Bouquet)... ...Liudmyhla Bozhko writes about the richness and the variety of folk attire and folk art in the Dnipropetrovsk Historical Museum (DHM).
Page 7......... "Ancient "Rushnyks" (Embroidered Towels) And Their Symbolism"...
I. Fomenko writes about the rushnyks in the DHM.
Page 8......... "Stone 'Babas' (Women)"...Author L. Churylova writes about the one of the most interesting and original collections of the DHM. The DHM has over 80 stone statues.
Page 10....... "Icons In The Collection"...A. Farumets writes about the icons in the DHM.
Page 12....... "Kozak Bandurist-Player"...DHM's collection of relics of Zaporishya kozaks counts almost 500 pieces. The article is about 15 paintings about Kozak-Bandurist-Players or Kozak Mamaj.
Page 14....... "Around The Potter's Wheel"...A story about the 2nd All-Ukrainian Potter's Workshop held in the village of Bubnivka (Vinnytsya oblast).
Page 16....... "From Our Readers"
Page 18....... "Ukrainian Carpet"...Dated Exhibits In Attribution of Museum Relics...The work which allows one to date, establish the place of creation, area of distribution, etc. of carpets. Tamara Romanova, of the State Musuem of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Arts writes the story.
Page 22....... "Hanna Samarska"...Yulia Smoliy writes about the Petrykivka paintings of Hanna Samarska.
Page 24....... "The Breath Of Blessing"...Tamara Lysenko, director of the Slobozhanshchyna Folk Art Museum, writes about the significant role of Tamara and Olexandr Bakulenko in carrying on the traditional folk decorative painting of Ukraine.
Page 26....... "Praising The Unity Of Hand Motions"...Art critic Victor Melonyk writes about the work that needs to be done for the revival of the role of folk art in the Ivano-Frankivsk oblast.
Page 30....... "Embroidery Of The Sumy Oblast"...Yevheniya Kocherezhenko writes about the embroidery of the Sumy oblast.
Page 32....... "Costume From A Chest"...The story of the discovery of an old folk costume in the village of Chernyatyn.
Page 35....... "Modern Art And Folk Crreativity"...Young art critic Roman Selivachov writes about today's folk art.
Page 36....... "Feodisiy Spolitak Carves Wood"...Then reader gets acquainted with the creative output of this gifted carver through the article by art critic Serhiy Latganskyi.
Page 42....... "Collector Of Treasures"...The story of Volodymry Kobryskyi, who founded and managed the Museum Of Folk Art Of The Hutsul Land (now the V. Kobrynskyi Museum Of Folk Art Of The Hutsul Land and Pokuttia) which opened on December 31, 1934.
Page 43....... "Ceramics Of The End Of 19th--Beginning Of the 20th Centuries"...This article by Olena Klymenko outlines the creative activity of ceramists belonging to the leading folk ceramics in the village of Opishne.
Page 46....... "Embroidery Of Zhytomyr Polissia"...Lyubov Harbuzova writes about the embroidery art in the Zhytomry Museum of Regional Studies.
Page 48....... Report On Scholarship Holders"
Page 49....... "Stephan Hanzha"...Oles Dorichenko writes about Stephan Hanzha, a dancer, carpet-maker and poet. The article discusses Stephan's activity as an artist carpet maker.
Page 52....... "Butovyhch's Role In Hutsul Carpet Making"... Mykola Butovych writes about talented modernist drawer Mykola Butovych and his work starting in the 1920's.
Page 54....... "Pysanka"...A historical article about pysanka particularly in the region of Bukovyna by Mykola Shutak.
Page 56....... "Sava Melnyk"...An article about the outstanding craftsman who dedicated about 45 years to the creation of beauty out of wood.
Page 58....... "Traditions And Time"...A story by Olesia Semchyshyn about the creative heritage of the Kutchytskyi sisters, particularly in the field of decorative and applied arts at the beginning of the 20th century.
Page 60....... "Mykhailo Korhun's Squares And Nostalgies"... Illustrated material about the master of woodcarving from diaspora Mikhailo Korhun.
Page 61....... "Artistic Weaving"...This time the craft lesson is delivered by Ukrainian folk artist Serhiy Nechyporenko.
Page 64....... "Cosmos Of My Ukraine"...This story is about a search of the Universe for oneself and one's Ukraine. It is a self-portrait by Tetiana Fedorova, author of more than two hundred little ethnic models.

"Folk Art" Magazine
2000, No. 1-2

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Page 2........ "Hallowed By Clay"...Ihor Poshyvailo writes about Opishnia pottery and Yavdokha and Havrylo Poshyvailo.
Page 5......... "The Feat Of One Life"...The story of Ivan Honchar and the Ivan Honchar Museum.
Page 8......... "My Talented Countrymen"...Painter Oleksandr Melnyk tells the story of his fellow artists from the villages of Mala Snitynka, Mala Ofirna and Velhka Ofirna in the Kyiv oblast.
Page 10....... "Carpets Of The 18th-19th Centuries... Olha Ivanova, with the National Historical Museum of Ukraine presents historic carpets.
Page 13....... "The World Of Harmony And Warmth"... Tamara Mykhailychenko, an art critic from Odesa, writes about Zoya Pasichna, a gifted painter who came from Polissia.
Page 14,15... "Liubov Kreminska Celebrates. Halyna Kucher Creates. The Potter's Wheel Turns...Concise sketches of Illa Zlobina and Petro Nesterenko are presented at traditional exhibitions in the Union's exhibition hall on Borysohlibska Street.
Page 14....... "The Pages Of Her Life"...A story about the work of the last 60 years by Marfa Tymchenko in decorative painting, easel graphics, monumental painting, painting on porcelain, wood and textile fabrics.
Page 16,17... "The Ukrainian Double-Headed Lion, Patriarch of the Potter's Wheel..Worldwide Fame Of the Kytrysh Ceramics.... A sincere and exciting triptych about the three potters from Opishnia: Ivan Bilyk, Vasyl Omelianenko, and Mykhailo Kytrysh by Volodymry Danyleiko.
Page 18....... "Oleksandr Saienko's Sunny Way"...This artist's humanististic orientation, innovative character, national determination and talented renewal of artistic traditions put him among the prominent masters of the 20th century. He created monumental mosaic straw panels, tapestries, printed cloths, ceramics, paintings and graphics.
Page 22....... "Mallows Of Bubnivka"...Article about 10 day All-Ukrainian symposium of folk art masters held in Haisyn rayon of the Vinnytsia oblast.
Page 23....... "Our Talents Are All Over The World"... A story about Tetiana Pata, a master from Petrykivka, who started with paintings on stoves, sledges, panels and carpets and taught at the Petrykivka School of Decorative Art.
Page 24....... "Olena Prakhova's Shroud Of Christ"... A story from the Parkhov archives about the history of the creation of the St. Volodymry's Cathedral in Kyiv's Shroud of Christ.
Page 26....... "An Ode To A Potter"...The story of Hryhoriy Denysneko and his wonderful world from the potter's village of Oleshnia in the Chernihiv oblast.
Page 27....... "In The Name Of Beauty"... A self-portrait of artist Hryhoriy Pavlovych Denysenko.
Page 28....... "The Father"...Hryhoriy Denshenko's daughter tell about how a potter's hands caress and bless a little piece of native land---a piece of clay.
Page 29....... "Rushnyks From Krolevets"...the story of Ryndia from Krolevets and their world famous rushnyks.
Page 30....... "From Handicraft To Art"...A story about Omelyan Zheliezniak, one of the most talented ceramists of the 20th century.
Page 32....... "Ethnographic Fair In Pyrohove"...This is a photographic story about the folk art fair and celebrations of the 30th anniversary of the Ukrainian Museum Of Folk Architecture and Everyday Life near Kyiv.
Page 34....... "Archaic Motifs Of Rushnyks From The Chernihiv Oblast:"...A study of the dcecorative fabric collection at the V. Tarnovsky Historic Museum in Chernihiv.
Page 36....... "Greatness Illuminated Over Millennia"... Doctor of Arts Yuri Lashchuk shares his views on the contemporary heritage of Ukrainian folk art.
Page 37....... "Cornflowers. A Song. I'm Sewing A Reshnyk"... Oleksandra Chupyk's poetry from the Sumy oblast.
Page 38....... "My Ways In Pottery"...Borys Tsybulnyk, a potter from Sharivka, gives the reader his humorous self-portrait!
Page 39....... "Symbols And Images Handed Down Through The Centuries"...This article is Professor Tetiana Orlova's response to O. S. Naiden's book "Ukrainian Folk Toys" published in 1999.
Page 40....... "Pysankas From Katerynoslavshchyna"... Pysanka images from a little known region are being published for the first time. The pysanka's are from the beginning of the 20th century.
Page 43....... "Late 19th Century-Early 20th Century Potters From Opishne"...Olena Klymenko's article is dedicated to the art of potters from Opishne at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, who strickly adhered to ancient traditions.
Page 46....... "The Wonderful World Of Palette Of Corns:"... Maria Lesiv, a student of the Lviv Art Academy, describes her heroine-- Hanna Yatsiv, a woman from the Pokutgtia region.
Page 48....... "The Beauty Of Creating"...Art historian Volodymry Pidhora analyses the creative work of Volodymry Onyshchenko, a master of decorative and applied art and a monumentalist.
Page 50....... "The Eternal And The Young In Aka Pereyma"... A story about Aka Pereyma of Troy, Ohio, a master of sculpture, graphics, painting, ceramics, and pysanka painting.
Page 53....... "Shirt From Bubnivka"...A 150 year old woman's shirt from Bubnivka, embroidered with black thread, became an exhibit of the Herasymenko Brothers' Folk Pottery Museum in the village of Novoselivka in the Vinnytsia oblast. This is the story of the shirt.
Page 54....... "The Genetic Nature Of Tradition and Innovation" ...Ostap Khanko from Poltava describes one of the main trends in research of artistic psychology of the new Ukrainian artistic school.
Page 56....... "Artistic Handicrafts Of Ancient Halychyna"... Bohdan Tymkiv writes about the most widespread types of handicraft in Halychyna of later times.
Page 59....... "What We Have Preserved And What We Have Acquired"...Yaroslava Levchuk informs readers about her family's collection of ornaments, which numbers nearly 400 pieces.
Page 60....... "Mozaic Of Folk Art Magazine"...This is a new rubric of our quarterly. It united different materials from the study of local lore, pottery, vocabulary and sacral art, which tells us about the artistic requirements and passions of people who write and send us their letters.
Page 62....... "Artistic Weaving"...Serhii Hryhorovych Nechyporenko, a folk painter of Ukraine, conducts his next lesson in craftsmanship.
Page 64....... "The Ukrainians"...A new historical and ethnographical monograph that has been published in two volumes called "The Ukrainians" (1999, Publishing House "The Ukrainian Folk Science").
Page 64....... "Less About Those Enemies!..This was the reaction of Volodimir Priadka, a folk art master of Ukraine, after negative publications of Mykola Marychevskyi in the "Fine Arts" magazine, on presenting the 1999 Taras Shevchenko State Prize to honored folk art masters Vasyl Omelianenko and Mykhailo Kytrysh from Opishne.

 
 
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