Live webcast of ‘FACES’ Art Club: a poetry and music evening

20 June 2013, 15:33

On June 20 at 7 p.m. the website www.openukraine.org will host webcast of ‘FACES’ Art Club. On the programme: presentation of “417 Minibus or the Tree of Buddhas” book by Oksana Borovets with participation of Yaroslav Dzus’, famous bandura player and Maksym Berezhnyuk, musician of bands “Dudar Band” and “Veseli Vuyki”.

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“FACES” Art Club, established by the Arseniy Yatsenyuk Foundation in partnership with “Chasopys” Creative Space, is periodic open meetings with Ukrainian and foreign writers, musicians, artists, designers, stage and film directors, photographers and other representatives of the culture. Every month hosts literary soirees, artistic meetings, master classes, film screenings, musical nights and art exhibitions.

Yaroslav Dzhus’ – Ukrainian bandura player, composer, arranger, DJ, award winner of all-Ukrainian and international contests, semi-finalist and prizewinner of audience rating of the main show of the country “Ukraine has a talent-2”, founder of “Shpylyasti Kobzari” Band. The initiator of the art innovative production agency for “Ukraine” brand promotion, that directs one of the activities – the bandura anew (“Bandura STYLE”).

Maksym Berezhnyuk – musician, who plays more than fifty traditional wind instruments, among them: karyna, telynka, pan-flute, drymba, kaval, floyara, frilka, horn, koza (a Ukrainian bagpipe). Participant and laureate of national Ukrainian and international contests and festivals. One may listen to his playing performance on Ukrainian wind instruments in songs of such bands as "Oleh Skrypka and Le Grand Orchestra", "Ta Ruta", "MERVA", "Astarta", "SkyTrix", "Lyapis Trubetskoy".

Oksana Borovets – poetess, co-organizer of “The Chestnut’s House” International Festival, editor of same name almanac, organizer of artistic house events - “OrTEAnary verses”. The author of “Tramway horses” (2008), “417 Minibus or the Tree of Buddas” books of poems, (2012), “Nought and Crosses” audiobook of poems (2009).