Perspectives” Exhibition in Norway — UNITED24 Media

On February 24, marking the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Home: Perspectives Ukrainian images exhibition will open on the Preus Museum, Norway’s National Museum of Photography, as reported by Ukrainian Pravda.

The exhibition brings collectively works by photographers from totally different generations, providing totally different views on the theme of dwelling.

According to the curators, Home: Perspectives covers a number of key moments in Ukraine’s latest historical past: from the Nineties miners’ protests , the 2013-2014 Revolution of Dignity, and the annexation of Crimea to the continued struggle with Russia.

Through numerous photographic strategies—starting from basic black-and-white documentary to blended strategies and constructed pictures—the exhibition presents not solely main historic occasions but additionally private tales of the artists. These embrace themes of displacement, loss, service, life through the struggle, and efforts to protect the sense of dwelling.

The undertaking will run till September 30, 2026, and is devoted to the reminiscence of photographer Kostiantyn Huzenko, who was killed in a Russian missile strike in the East of Ukraine on November 2025. Following the beginning of the full-scale invasion, a number of the featured photographers turned struggle correspondents, whereas others joined the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The exhibition was initially created by Viktoriya Bavykina, Maksym Horbatskyi, and Open Eye Gallery for the Eurofestival—the cultural program of Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool, which hosted the competitors on behalf of Ukraine. Following that, the undertaking was showcased in 5 British cities, with the ultimate cease being on the Parliament of the United Kingdom in February 2025.

The undertaking options Ukrainian artists-photographers: Vik Bakin, Lіya Dostalieva and Andrii Dostaliev, Kostiantyn Guzenko, Emine Ziyatdin, Valeriy Miloserdov, Oksana Parafenyuk, Volodymyr Petrov, Serhiy Polezhaka, Polina Polikarpova, Andrii Rachynskyi, Darya Svertilova, Yaroslav Solop, Elena Subach, Anya Tsaruk, Nazar Furik, Ihor Chekachkov, Oleksandr Chekmienov, and Anton Shebetko.

Earlier, a Museum of Ukraine opened in Berlin to coincide with the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion. The exhibition is situated throughout the Berlin Story Bunker.

The undertaking was launched at considered one of Berlin’s most frequented museums. Organizers describe it as the primary museum exterior Ukraine targeted completely on Russia’s struggle in opposition to Ukraine. Its purpose is to current European audiences with the realities of the struggle, an expertise many haven’t encountered instantly.