UFDA's Articles: Insights into Ukraine's Art and Culture 95

Liste Art Fair Basel 2026 opens this week with galleries from 36 countries — among them, Ukrainian art represented by Yuriy Bolsa, one of the artists in the UFDA collection. His solo exhibition I Tripped Over a Cloud While Looking at the Ground, brought to Basel by Voloshyn Gallery.

Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art welcomes a new artist to its roster — Alina Zamanova!

We have some exciting news to share — Anna Veriki is joining our growing initiative! UFDA has digitized 13 of her artworks, and the entire collection is now live on our website. You can explore all of her brilliant pieces right now in the highest resolution possible.

The Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art (UFDA) continues to grow its archive with the addition of works by Valentyne Metyk. Seventeen artworks by the artist have been digitized.

The Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art (UFDA) has expanded its collection with the addition of works by Zhenya Machkovska.

У світі, де зображення дедалі частіше підміняють реальність, мистецтво Данила Ковача працює з тонкою межею між правдою та її імітацією. Його роботи не дають однозначних відповідей, натомість пропонують ситуації, в яких глядач змушений сам визначати, що є справжнім. Від виставки в Запоріжжі, що досліджує тему інформації та маніпуляції, до віденського проєкту "THE SUN Will Soon Appear" — ця розмова охоплює різні рівні художньої практики: від родинної пам'яті до досвіду вимушеного переміщення, від роботи з матеріалом — до його переосмислення.

In a world where images increasingly replace reality, Danylo Kovach's art navigates the fine line between truth and its imitation. His works offer no straightforward answers — instead, they create situations in which the viewer is compelled to determine what is real. From an exhibition in Zaporizhzhia exploring information and manipulation to the Viennese project "THE SUN Will Soon Appear," this conversation spans multiple dimensions of artistic practice: from family memory to the experience of forced displacement, from working with material to reimagining it entirely.

The UFDA Podcast episode with Iryna iSky is a conversation about how war, art, and personal memory can exist in parallel and amplify one another.