Opening of Olga Silivanchyk's exhibition “Light-Sensitivity” at the Free Belarus Museum
November 17, 2026
On 17 November, the Free Belarus Museum in Warsaw will open an exhibition by Belarusian artist Olga Silivanchyk, entitled “Light-Sensitivity”.
“Rome – Warsaw – Belarus: A Shared Cultural Space” is the idea that brings the project together. In the artist's paintings, the light and colours of Italy meet memories of Belarus, personal experiences and reflections on cultural identity. Olga Silivanchyk's works are rooted in observing the world around her, painting from life and seeking to capture the atmosphere and fleeting impressions of a particular moment.
The exhibition will run until 30 November. Alongside the paintings, the programme includes three art and theatre workshops for children and adults, led by Belarusian actor and educator Aliaksandr Zhdanovich (Malyavanych) and Olga Silivanchyk.
Programme:
17 November, 6:30 PM — exhibition opening.
21 November, 5:30 PM — art and theatre workshop (adults).
22 November, 11:30 AM — art and theatre workshop (children).
22 November, 4:00 PM — art and theatre workshop (families).
Free Belarus Museum, Foksal 11/1, Warsaw.
Join us for the opening and take part in the exhibition programme!
