“Revising Values: A Ukrainian Perspective” Opens in Porto
12.06.2026
On June 11, 2026, the exhibition Revising Values: A Ukrainian Perspective opened at MMIPO – Museu e Igreja da Misericórdia do Porto in Porto, Portugal. The exhibition features works by four Ukrainian artists: Liubomyr Medvid, Geiza Dyorcke, Makar Moskaliuk, and Taras Haida.
The exhibition attracted a large audience on its opening day, including representatives of the diplomatic corps, Portuguese cultural institutions, the Ukrainian community, and local authorities.
Revising Values: A Ukrainian Perspective explores a period of profound reassessment of values — on a global scale, within Ukraine, and in the inner world of the individual. The exhibited works address themes of personal and societal transformation in times when familiar reference points lose their relevance, while freedom, dignity, solidarity, and the right to one’s own voice acquire new meaning.
The exhibition was officially opened by:
• Khrystyna Berehovska, Director of ZAG Gallery, Project Curator, Doctor of Art History;
• Dr. António Tavares, President of Santa Casa da Misericórdia do Porto;
• Dr. Jorge Sobrado, Cultural Advisor to the Porto City Council;
• Dr. Alberto Santos, Secretary of State for Culture of Portugal.
The exhibition was made possible through the support of the Kozytskyi Charitable Foundation, ZAG Art Gallery, and partners in Portugal.
We extend our sincere gratitude to all partners who contributed to the realization of this project, in particular:
• Pedro Nunes, Director of MMIPO Museum, for his support and assistance in bringing the exhibition to life;
• José Pedro de Sousa Vieira, President of the Portugal–Vietnam Friendship Association, for supporting cultural cooperation;
• Artem Habovskyi, Innovation Attaché of the Embassy of Portugal in Israel, for fostering international cultural connections.
Curator:
• Khrystyna Berehovska, Director of ZAG Gallery, Doctor of Art History, Professor at the Lviv National Academy of Arts.
Co-Curators:
• Karina Davydova, Deputy Director of ZAG Gallery, PhD;
• Vira Tuchapska, Deputy Director for International Cooperation.
The exhibition will remain on view through September 30, 2026.
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