UFDA's Articles: Insights into Ukraine's Art and Culture 62

This conversation with Anton Reznikov turned out to be unexpectedly expansive — it found room for reflections on time, for doubts, and for attempts to rethink the role of the artist in a world oversaturated with content. We talked for a long time — so long, in fact, that we decided to split the interview into two parts. In this first part, we discuss teaching experience, the place of the artist in society during wartime, as well as the comic Near Mint and the vulnerable states from which art is born.

The Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art (UFDA) participates in the first Lviv Bitcoin Meetup, with curator Olena Yara selecting works by artists from the UFDA collection especially for the occasion!

Ukraine's Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications has selected the artistic team that will represent the national pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2026. 

Explore the creative journey of AEC Interesni Kazki in the exclusive interview conducted by the UFDA team. The artist opens up about his artistic evolution, sharing insights into his process, inspiration, and challenges. Watch the full interview now!

Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art has recently expanded its open online catalogue with works by four leading Ukrainian artists, including Krystyna Melnyk, Olena Topolian, Dmytro Krasnyi, and Anastasiia Pustovarova. This recent addition includes 25 works digitized in ultra-high quality.

UFDA recently conducted a hands-on online event aimed at empowering artists to take their first step into Web3 by creating a crypto wallet. The event, held on June 17th via Zoom, was led by Vladyslav Husakov, a seasoned CTO and software engineer. The speaker expertly guided participants through the session, providing invaluable insights into the technical and practical aspects of crypto wallets.

Ukrainian Fund of Digitized Art continues its mission of digitizing and preserving Ukrainian art. Recently, we digitized works by the talented Ukrainian artist, lecturer, and curator Zakhar Shevchuk.

On May 29, 2025, the authoritative Ukrainian English-language publication The Kyiv Independent published a comprehensive article titled "When art meets blockchain: Ukraine's new frontier in wartime cultural preservation," providing detailed coverage of UFDA's activities.