Fri, Feb 10
|Montréal
Doors Exhibition Opening Night
The war in Ukraine has had a grave impact on the lives of millions. The Doors exhibition shows Ukrainian hospitality, hope, fight for freedom and the unbreakable spirit of the nation. The exhibition is currently touring Canada to raise awareness, celebrate freedom and seek support for those in need
Time & Location
Feb 10, 2023, 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Montréal, 1844 Rue William, Montréal, QC H3J 1R5, Canada
About the event
On February 24, 2022, the war knocked on the door of every Ukrainian. The "Doors" art installation will show and tell the stories of millions of Ukrainians who were forced to cross the doors of their homes to escape the war and terror caused by the Russian soldiers. Many of them died without being able to get out...
We draw a parallel with lives as doors. Because doors, like people, have their own story. We will take you through the doors of Ukrainian homes. To show you… What is life? What is death? What is fortitude? What is courage? And what is the price of freedom…”
“Doors. Through the Horror of War” is a powerful and moving exhibition that offers a unique opportunity to see, touch, and even smell the devastating impact of war on the people of Ukraine. The exhibition will feature a range of mediums including photography, children's drawings and toys, and 13 real Ukrainian doors, damaged by war. Each piece explores different aspects of the war and its impact on the people of Ukraine.
Brought to you by the Bloor West Village Toronto Ukrainian Festival. Presented by Ukrainian National Federation of Quebec Montreal with the support of the Montreal Art Center and Museum.
Learn more at - https://www.ruslankurt.com/home/doors-through-the-horror-of-war-in-ukraine
Please, donate and support Ukraine in its efforts to rebuild the essential infrastructure, provide medical aid, and demine and defend the country and its brave people. Please go to https://u24.gov.ua to make your contribution. Additionally, all the funds raised during the exhibition will be donated to United 24.