“Ukraine” is emblazoned on the Pinzel exhibition banner above the central entrance to Paris’ Louvre Museum, greeting visitors to the world’s most popular art museum and filling the hearts of Ukrainians with pride.

Whether you want to explore the dark reaches of your psyche or are simply a fan of Sigmund Freud, Kyiv's latest museum may be the place for you. Located in a quite yard in Pechersk area, the Dream Museum takes an unconventional look at the workings of the inner mind.

Ever wonder how tornados form or what forces make Maxwell’s wheel spin? The answers to these and other questions can be found in a new museum that recently opened its doors in Kyiv’s Podil district.

The body parts of Chinese people dead for more than 10 years are now on display at Olympic Stadium, part of an American exhibit that arrived in Kyiv in September.

Animal lovers finally have an alternative to Kyiv’s notorious zoo, whose reputation has been tainted in recent years by mysterious animal deaths and other scandals.

Wanted: A prince to kiss Sleeping Beauty. 

Fears that precious works of art may never return to Ukraine are sabotaging years of talks and preparations for a planned exhibition of 18th century sculptor Ioann (Johann) Pinzel at the Louvre Museum in Paris. Several of Pinzel’s key works are located in churches that have little trust in museum workers and Ukrainian officials.

Kyiv is getting ambitious about its art scene, and the first ever Arsenale exhibit is set to prove it. The huge contemporary art exhibition of modern Ukrainian art will open in Mystetsky Arsenal, the national art complex housed by the former arms factory right across the road from Pechersk Lavra.

Although it’s called Welcome to Ukraine, this contemporary art exhibition is completely different from what you usually see on display in galleries.

On May 11, Sofiyivska Square in central Kyiv will be transformed into an art work.

This event is a good place to see what the future holds.

This exhibition is a first of its kind.

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Bioamorphic realism. New experimental paintings by Oksana Mas. Mironova gallery. 6 Olgynska St. www.mironova-gallery.com. Through March 21. Free

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