Exhibit Opening Conflicted Art @
Dec 10, 2022 | 12 - 3pm
1065 31st St NW, Washington DC 20007
exhibit is up:
December 10, 2022 through January 2023
We focus on 4 of our resident artists and their emotional journey during the first few weeks of war. Please RSVP, come, and enjoy the art and stories behind it.
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Sergey SimutinTraffic Lights | Rusty Trawler (Расти Троллер)Lifeline (the book in hands says “War and Peace”) | Katya BondarecSilence |
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Vitalij ZdebskijSent Away (Talks series) | A. BondarchukIn Jerusalem Jews are Praying for Ukraine by the Wailing Wall | Eugene BarabanMilitary Easter Egg (Pysanka) |
Aleksandra MarkytanThirty First Spring | Elena AlyabyevaCurrent | Elena AlyabyevaRaining |
O. BilobranThe Correct Bottle and a Pomegranate | Roman BonchukWaiting for the Occupant | Rusty Trawler (Расти Троллер)Pyramid of Needs (the word on the foreheads is “War”) |
Diana ZvarunCode of a Nation | Kristina Otchich-CherniakTriage | Iryna NyavchukMoon Goddes |
Rusty Trawler (Расти Троллер)United States of Blood | Roman BonchukThe Temple of Spirit, Heroism, and Freedom | Denis CherniyTV Head |
Resident Artists
Our Efforts & Past Events
What began as a simple way to help Ukrainian artists emotionally and financially by buying their art and compiling their stories, now, has grown into a complex project that at this time has two goals:
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An immediate goal of financially helping the artists that were most affected by the war.
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A far-reaching goal of developing and strengthening artistic ties between the United States and Ukraine.
Please see Our Efforts section to learn more of our actions and plans and more ways that you can help. All of the art that you can see on this website, unless marked otherwise, is available for sale. Please fill in the form in the Contact section and we will get back to you with the details on the piece of art that you are interested in.
Conflicted Art @ the Arts Club of Washington - October 8-29, 2022
About Us
Yevgen Nemchenko came to the United States from Ukraine 20 years ago. He has been an art and antiques collector for over 10 years focusing primarily on local and American art. However, when the invasion happened, he felt he had to help the situation in the only meaningful way he could. Yevgen used his network in the Ukrainian art world to purchase a number of works with the goal of helping artists personally and giving them and their work more global exposure. Doing so would encourage a way of looking beyond the often hyper-visual, dehumanizing, and sensationalist media pieces, but instead to look at Ukraine and the wider context of the war through the humanity, creativity, and personal stories coming of Ukrainian artists. Yevgen's wife, Kristina, quickly joined the team after project's inception and offered expertise in social media and her aesthetic eye. Conflicted Art would like to thank our longtime friend, Oleg V., for helping with graphic design and sharing in the costs, as well as a good friend, James Gregg, for his academic eye and editing.
Yevgen Nemchenko
General Manager
Kristina Nemchenko
Social Media Manager
If you are interested in purchasing or showcasing the art on this website or in other forms of cooperation, please send a note below