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Rukh Art Hub is a Ukrainian contemporary art space aimed to provide its guests with unique art experiences and foster the local art community through hosting curated conceptual art shows, panel discussions, artist talks, charity projects, film screenings Ukrainian contemporary and fine art initiative in New York

Our Mission:
To give Ukrainian art a voice
To wow the American audience and the US art scene with the beauty, quality, and versatility of Ukrainian art
To show Ukraine as a country that can overcome adversity, and come out a stronger, more fruitful, and beautiful nation

Thank you, Ken Krantz, for coming to POWER¿ and for the wonderful review in Whitehot Magazine!🖋️POWER¿ is on view throug...
09/29/2026

Thank you, Ken Krantz, for coming to POWER¿ and for the wonderful review in Whitehot Magazine!
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POWER¿ is on view through October 3 at Mriya Gallery, 101 Reade Street, New York, in collaboration with Rukh Art Hub. If you haven’t visited yet, we’d love to see you.

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📍On display at Mriya Gallery
Tribeca New York till October 3

09/27/2026

Zoya Frolova and Janis Jakobsons: Power¿
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Human lives seem to extend from Light to Dark, from Gold to Black.
The Authorities force a parallel amplitude upon each individual life.

Jakobsons’s installation at exhibition “Power¿” is a large gilded screen made of woven paper covered with gold leaf. Its materials evoke both eternity and transience, while the screen itself recalls enduring images of authority, concealment, and display across time and cultures. His gilded objects from the Awards series offer an ironic interpretation of inflated self-esteem and the rituals of recognition.
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Beauty becomes a camouflage, covering the petrified essence of the authorities slogans and banners.
We must enjoy this imitated beauty, as we would enjoy a good game.

Exhibition
📍on display at Mriya Gallery Mriya Gallery
Till October 3ed, Tribeca New York

👁️‍🗨️Some moments from An exciting, meaningful, and fun conversation with Mary McBride’s documentary filmmaking group ab...
09/25/2026

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Some moments from An exciting, meaningful, and fun conversation with Mary McBride’s documentary filmmaking group about life, art, friendship, and much more during their interview with Zoya Frolova at the ongoing exhibition “Power” at Mriya Gallery in Tribeca, New York.

More to come 🖋️

📍Power Exhibit on display till Oct 3
At Mriya Gallery
Tribeca New York

09/24/2026

Well, Rukh Art Hub simply couldn’t stay away from something as irresistible as Art Basel Paris week.
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So this October, we’re joining the celebration of art, ideas, ch*****ne, impossible schedules, and the particular kind of beautiful chaos that takes over Paris for one week a year.

And we’re bringing RESONANT LIGHT with us.

Opening in the Marais, the exhibition brings together five international artists: Bernard Tirtiaux, Shaul Tzemach, Roman Minin, Olena Morozova, and Alexej Sachov.

Resonant Light explores what happens between light, matter, memory, technology, nature, and perception. It begins with things that are often almost impossible to hold onto: a shift in light, an intuition, a memory, a fragment of code, a trace left in matter or nature.

The artist catches the signal, transforms it, amplifies it, and passes it on.

Light becomes sculpture. Code becomes matter. Memory becomes image. And the viewer becomes part of the resonance.
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So yes, we’re coming to Paris.

Come see the exhibition, meet the artists, have a glass of ch*****ne with us, and be part of this very special week.
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RESONANT LIGHT
October 20–25, 2026
17 Rue Chapon, Paris 3e
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Opening Reception · October 20 · 6–8 PM
Vernissage, Ch*****ne Reception & Artist Signing · October 23 · 6–8 PM

Rukh Art Hub, New York
See you in Paris.

09/24/2026

New York Art Week is in full swing, and POWER¿ is now on view at Mriya Gallery, presented in collaboration with Rukh Art Hub.
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Featuring Zoya Frolova and Janis Jakobsons Zoya Frolova
POWER¿ feels right at home during one of the most intense weeks on New York’s art calendar.

If you’re moving through the city’s exhibitions this week, don’t miss POWER¿.
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On view through October 3.
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Mriya Gallery × Rukh Art Hub
Tuesday to Sunday, 12 to 7 PM

POWER¿ is open now.Thank you to everyone who came yesterday and spent the evening with us, looked, talked, asked questio...
09/21/2026

POWER¿ is open now.

Thank you to everyone who came yesterday and spent the evening with us, looked, talked, asked questions, laughed, and shared this moment with us.

We are incredibly happy with how POWER¿ came together. Seeing the works of Zoya Frolova and Janis Jakobsons in the space, and watching the exhibition come alive through all of you, made the evening truly special.

Thank you for sharing this joy with us. 🤍

And now, a little photo diary from the opening through the eyes of our dear photographer Dinara.

Mriya Gallery is open Tuesday through Sunday, 12–7 PM

POWER¿ opens today in New York.The installation is complete. Last night, Zoia Frolova stayed at the gallery until 11 pm,...
09/19/2026

POWER¿ opens today in New York.

The installation is complete. Last night, Zoia Frolova stayed at the gallery until 11 pm, weaving a wreath from metal shavings, a wreath for the politicians’ grave.

Today, the work meets its audience.

Zoya Frolova × Janis Jakobsons

Opening today, 5 PM
Mriya Gallery
101 Reade Street, New York

Presented by Rukh Art Hub × Mriya Gallery.

Today is all ladders, measurements, moving works around, changing our minds, and putting them back again.Tomorrow, it be...
09/18/2026

Today is all ladders, measurements, moving works around, changing our minds, and putting them back again.

Tomorrow, it becomes POWER.
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Zoya Frolova × Janis Jakobsons
September 19, 5 PM
📍Mriya Gallery, 101 Reade St, Tribeca
Come see what we’ve been building

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09/16/2026

In Her Image exhibition in Teal Gallery Dublin

When I saw the first images from NIGHT, Maurizio Cattelan’s new exhibition at the Neue Nationalgalerie, I knew I couldn’...
09/13/2026

When I saw the first images from NIGHT, Maurizio Cattelan’s new exhibition at the Neue Nationalgalerie, I knew I couldn’t wait. I simply got in the car and drove to Berlin. 400 km there and back didn’t seem like an argument at all.

And I definitely didn’t regret it. NIGHT is one of the strongest exhibitions I’ve seen recently.

Cattelan says, “Night is not simply the absence of light. It is a condition.” And perhaps that is the best key to the whole exhibition. It is not about darkness. It is about a state in which our usual sense of certainty begins to disappear.

Cattelan turns Mies van der Rohe’s Neue Nationalgalerie into something close to a contemporary church, a space where faith is replaced by questions. Two works hold this “church” together.

Him (2001) looks like a small child kneeling in prayer. You come closer and realise you are looking at Hi**er. In Berlin, the work feels particularly disturbing. Is this repentance, a request for forgiveness, or simply the performance of it?

High above, directly opposite, is Dawn (2007). A female figure with outstretched arms and pierced palms is enclosed in a transport crate and, importantly, turned away from the viewer. A crucifixion that does not even give us a face to hold on to.

Together, Him and Dawn create the vertical axis of the exhibition. Prayer and crucifixion, guilt and sacrifice, repentance and the impossibility of easy forgiveness.

Then there is Purgatory (2026), a scaled down Brandenburg Gate. A monument becomes human in scale and turns into a threshold. For Cattelan, purgatory is neither condemnation nor salvation. It is a state of suspension where transformation is still possible.

That feeling continues in Novecento, a taxidermied horse hanging from the ceiling. A symbol of strength and freedom is completely immobilised. Cattelan described the work as a kind of self portrait:

“It was like having a very good car, with the engine revved up, but in neutral.”

All that power. The engine is roaring. And you are going nowhere.

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Tuesday 11am - 6pm
Wednesday 11am - 6pm
Thursday 11am - 6pm
Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 6pm

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