Sydney Town Hall 2024

To celebrate Ukraine’s Independence Day, together with the Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisations (AFUO), Ukrainian artists from the True Blue & a Little Bit of Yellow Exhibition group presented the exhibition “The Right to Be Free.” On August 24th, in the foyer of Sydney Town Hall, this exhibition was held before the concert Freedom. Courage. Culture. Independence Day of Ukraine 2024. The exhibition sponsors were the Ukrainian Council of New South Wales (UCNSW) and the City of Sydney.
This time, we spoke to the audience about basic human rights and how they are currently being violated in Ukraine.

On the stage of Sydney Town Hall, I created a sand animation to illustrate the story of Illia Kyrychenko, a brave Ukrainian boy who endured incredible hardships at the age of ten. Now, at twelve years old, he is strong and courageous enough to share his true story from the stage of Sydney Town Hall. Scriptwriter, director, and video operator: Kateryna Kyrychenko.

In the foyer of Sydney Town Hall, there was a blue-and-yellow mosaic of messages and emotions, reflecting our lives and our informational resistance. For the third year, photographer Nicholas Buenk from Puerto Rico has been attending the rallies—a chronicler of our time. Thanks to him, we have this photographic history, which I have arranged into a pixel collage. It was printed with the support of the Ukrainian Council of NSW.

Rooted in Nature

‘Rooted in Nature’
An exhibition of landscape paintings and photographs
by Elena Levkovskaya and Tetiana Koldunenko

Exhibition dates: 31 July – 11 August 2024

Through the interplay of light and shadow, textural experience and meaningful storytelling, artists bring the quiet wisdom of trees to life, portraying them as metaphors for the human experience. As you gaze upon their artistry, you’ll find yourself drawn into a world where resilience, dependability, security, and safety take root, mirroring the core of your existence.

The exhibition celebrates the enduring bond between humans and the natural world, illustrating how, like trees, we possess the remarkable ability to regenerate and protect, stay grounded, connect with one’s roots, and keep growing.

This visual symphony that invites introspection, illuminates your inner self, and reaffirms the enduring harmony between humanity and the natural world.

Art Space on The Concourse
409 Victoria Avenue, Chatswood (next to Box Office)
31 Jul – 11 Aug 2024
Open Hours: 11am – 5pm, Wednesday to Sunday

Willoughby City Council is gratefully acknowledged for the provision of Art Space on The Concourse

‘Breathing Space’ Art Exhibition at Wyong

‘Breathing Space’

2024 exhibition by ‘True Blue and a Little Bit of Yellow’ artist collaborative. 

Step into a world of vibrant hues and captivating imagery at “Breathing Space”.

From bold brushstrokes to intricate details, the artworks on display at the “Breathing Space” exhibition encompass a diverse range of styles and techniques, each bursting with colour and vitality. Many pieces draw inspiration from the breathtaking seascape of the Central Coast and Sydney Northern Beaches, capturing the awe-inspiring colours of Australian nature.