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Ukrainian Institute of America, New York City

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#104 of 117 in Museums in New York City

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The Ukrainian Institute of America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the arts, music and literature of Ukraine and the Ukrainian diaspora. The Institute hosts art exhibits, concerts, film screenings, poetry readings, literary evenings, children's programs, lectures, symposia and educational programs, all open to the public.

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• By samuel8248

  Small museum next to the MET. 50 minutes should be enough to see all of it. $8 General Admission. Special Exhibition “Five Elements of War” was amazing and worth the trip. Real cause behind this art, ...  more »

• By barry m

  I have come to the Ukrainian Institute many times for culture events, concerts and art shows. Even though we are not Ukrainian, we have always been welcome, and enjoyed our visits entirely. I suggest ...  more »

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• By Philip Koch

  They politely ask for a personal contribution at the front door. There are four floors of magnificent beautiful Ukrainian and Russian artwork. Go Monday through Thursday, and there will be six or eight people in the entire building. Recommend it very highly.

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• By Donald Payne

  Small, uncrowded exhibit of Ukrainian history, art and other culture, in an historic NYC mansion near Central Park. $6/adult, less for students and children. 1st floor: 1 room with summary of history and culture, including nice, large interactive touchscreen. Up the grand staircase to floors 2-4 for paintings and sculpture, both very modern and slightly older.

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