All past events
Special exhibition featuring the artist's work on the 25th anniversary of her death.
Join the Educational Programs Team at the St. Thomas Sunday Pilgrimage at the activity tent to make some Ukrainian Easter crafts.
Alexander Motyl will discuss how New York's Ukrainian
neighborhood--the Downtown--has changed over the years and what its future is likely to be.
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
Carve erasers and carving material using linocut techniques to make rubber stamps! Ask the instructor questions live!
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
Want to make pysanky but don't have the supplies or place to make them? "Meet Ups" are an opportunity to share ideas and tips with fellow artists. Bring your own egg(s) and the UHEC provides all the supplies, space, and sketches to make pysanky.
Join Natalie K. Kit of Ancient Root Designs to learn more about the art of pysanky in the contemporary world.
The defining feature of Lemko style pysanky is the series of tear-shaped lines. Out of these lines, symmetric patterns are made on the egg representing nature. To make the tear-shaped lines, the drop-pull method is used. Join us to learn this method and make your own Lemko pysanka, using a wax-resist method!
In this workshop, young artists will learn about the symbolism, colors and legends of traditional pysanka egg designs. We will use a wax resist method (using crayons) to make your own pysanka themed greeting card, inspired by the cards of pysanka designs in the museum collection.