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I collect on a bead everything that concerns the personalities of my native Romensky region in Sumy region. The name of the poet-patriot Leonid Poltava occupies a special place in this pectoral.

Leonid Poltava (1921-1990) devoted all his life, all literary work, journalistic and public activity to Ukraine - "he prayed for her like an icon". The future poet was born in the village of Vovkivtsi, Romensky district, in the family of Edward and Lyubov Parkhomovych. Leonid's father was a doctor and his mother a teacher. The family traces its lineage back to the Battle of Poltava, to the Swede ancestor who remained after the military battles in Ukraine. Hence the somewhat unusual literary pseudo-Leonid. You can learn more about the pedigree on the female and male lines in the book "Over the Blue Black Sea" republished by the descendant of the Parkhomovich family Eduard Bondarenko. But that is a separate story, and this article, in connection with the approaching anniversary of the tragedy at the NPP in Pripyat, I dedicate it to the "Chernobyl poem".

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The Kyiv organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine deeply regrets that on April 13, 2021, at the age of 76, Volodymyr Andriiovych CHEPELYK, Chairman of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, People's Artist of Ukraine, laureate of the T.G. Shevchenko, professor, academician.

 

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"Heaven for those who have wings"

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The history of mankind has amazing examples when one person is a sower of something special, the fruits of which influence the worldview of others. Such iconic figures include painter, sculptor, philosopher, publicist, Honored Artist of Ukraine Petro Antip. And the conversation will take place in the context of his art project "Modern Archaic" presented in the Ukrainian House. On 2,500 meters of exhibition space on 3 floors there are 50 works of monumental sculpture, 300 drawings and sketches, 60 paintings by a representative of the "new wave" in the fine arts. Some art platforms are supplemented by architectural projects, sketches, theses, which reveal the inner state of the creator of original artistic images. Being in this cycle, the viewer becomes a participant in the combination of creative thought with the subconscious of the artist in which something new, original, progressive is born.

The cultural and artistic event has a wide resonance among the creative intelligentsia of Kyiv. Despite the quarantine, there is a lively discussion of the presented works in the online format. Or maybe it's a sign that we are waiting for the publication of a book called "The Great Tales of the Little Boy", the author of which claims that "the falcon will not be happy without a clear sky." That's dispersing the clouds that covered modern society, restless P. Antip.

I managed to communicate with art critic Halyna Rubanova, who is well acquainted with the work of Peter Antip before the occupation of Horlivka, where the artist opened an architectural office and had a successful business. "Peter is an innovator in the broadest sense of the word. Versatile deep creative activity reveals his original artistic facets, which are presented at the exhibition, ”Rubanova shared her thoughts.

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