Participants of the LipkoTeka workshop will explore the historical symbols of Ukrainian statehood and their influence on modern military identity. During the practical session, visitors will create their own artwork inspired by Ukrainian symbolism using sculpting clay.
This lecture explores the history of the War Museum Memorial Complex and the transformation of its symbolic meanings from the Soviet era to the present day. Participants will discover how the site has evolved alongside changes in Ukraine’s historical memory and cultural landscape.
Dear friends. We are in this war with you and thank you for keeping these memories for the future. Thank you very much!
- Hanno Pevkur -
Minister of Defense of Estonia
To everyone at this vital museum—my thanks for showing me this powerful exhibition of the suffering of Ukraine. It must end—and it will! Slava Ukraini!
Boris Johnson
It is in such a place that you realize that our work is holy and just. Evil must be destroyed! Our children must live! I am incredibly grateful to the museum staff for the stories of human destinies that have been preserved! Together, we will win!
- Valerii Zaluzhnyi -
Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Thank you very much for your work and for recording modern history. We will win!
Yulia Solovey
UNITED 24
The territorial center of the Dniprovskyi district is sincerely thankful for the beautiful storytelling, installations, and preservation of our history. It is a great honor to be a Ukrainian! Victory will be ours! We wish you strength and success in preserving our values! We thank the entire team.
The Hrankov family expresses gratitude for the fascinating story. Even the 4-year-old listened attentively throughout the tour. We thank the organizers for this museum. We must always remember. Everything will be Ukraine!
