VISIT

WKWTA opening event on Ukrainian Independence Day [Photography by Arwen Clemans]

The Peale Museum

225 Holliday St, Baltimore, MD 21202

Dates
July 31 to October 2, 2026

Hours
Thursday—Friday
3 PM—7 PM

Saturday—Sunday
10 AM—4 PM

UPCOMING EVENTS

FRIDAY—JULY 31

6:00—8:00 PM

OPENING EVENT

Join us for the opening of the WKWTA exhibition at The Peale Museum, featuring 24 artists responding to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

FRIDAY—AUGUST 14

6:00—8:30 PM

FILM SCREENING

In times of war, what role does art play? Can creativity protect identity, preserve culture, and offer hope amid devastation? Join us for a screening of The Porcelain War, an intimate documentary that follows Ukrainian artists creating and preserving beauty in the midst of invasion.

SATURDAY—AUGUST 15

2:00—4:00 PM

ARTIST PANEL TALK

An interactive discussion with the curators of We Know Who They Are and local artists that have ties to Ukraine. More details to come.

SUNDAY—AUGUST 16

12:00—4:00 PM

ARTS & CRAFTS AFTERNOON

An afternoon of activities for families and kids. More details to come.

THURSDAY—SEPTEMBER 17

12:00—2:00 PM

VIRTUAL PANEL TALK

This virtual panel convenes museum professionals, cultural workers, and heritage advocates to explore the urgent question: How do we preserve and maintain cultural heritage in times of conflict?

Centering on the ongoing war and occupation of Ukraine, this program brings together international voices to examine the role of museums and cultural institutions in safeguarding collections, protecting sites, and sustaining cultural identity during crises. The discussion will feature live-streamed presentations from speakers across multiple time zones, followed by a live, moderated Q&A session to encourage dialogue and exchange among participants. More details to come.

PAST EVENTS

SATURDAY—MARCH 1

OPENING EVENT

Join us for the opening of the WKWTA exhibition on Ukrainian Independence Day, featuring over 20 artists responding to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The exhibition book and limited edition merchandise will be available onsite. RSVP is not required but is highly recommended.

SATURDAY—AUGUST 31

1:00—2:00 PM

EXHIBIT ART WALK

Experience an in-depth tour and engaging discussion of the WKWTA exhibition, guided by Conflicted Art founders and co-curators Yevgen Nemchenko and Benjamin Cunningham.

SATURDAY—SEPTEMBER 7

2:00—4:00 PM

ART THERAPY WORKSHOP

An art therapy workshop for Ukrainian refugees led by Nathalie Robelot-Timtchenko of First Aid of the Soul alongside Professor Jordan Potash of GW Art Therapy.

TUESDAY—SEPTEMBER 10

4:00—5:30 PM

EXHIBIT PANEL TALK

A panel talk discussing art as advocacy during the invasion of Ukraine, moderated by Dr. Michelle Kelso, Director of Human Services & Social Justice and Assistant Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at George Washington University. Guest speakers include Dr. Henry E. Hale, Professor of Political Science and International Affairs at GWU and director of the Elliott School's Institute for European, Russian, and Eurasian Studies (IERES), Dr. Oksana Yakushko, Director of Clinical Psychology at GWU, exhibition curator and founder of Conflicted Art, Yevgen Nemchenko and Alla Rogers, Director of the Art and Cultural Impact Programs, International Liaison for Washington DC Headquarters of the Global Peace Education Network.

TUESDAY—SEPTEMBER 17

6:00—8:00 PM

ART THERAPY WORKSHOP

An art workshop led by Dr. Jordan Potash of GW Art Therapy. This two-hour workshop will emphasize engagement with the ongoing invasion of Ukraine through the artists' work, storylines, and displayed artifacts. Attendees will interact with their peers and discuss the invasion of Ukraine on a more localized scale, thus fostering continued interest and visibility for Ukraine abroad.

FRIDAY—SEPTEMBER 27

5:00—7:30 PM

exhibit SOIREE (gw uasa)

Join us for an exhibition soiree in collaboration with the GW Ukrainian-American Student Association. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Ukrainian culture, explore art inspired by current events, and savor traditional Ukrainian cuisine. Enjoy a meaningful evening at Gallery 102, connect with others, and experience an unforgettable night of culture, community, and delicious food!

SATURDAY—SEPTEMBER 28

1:00—2:00 PM

OPENING EVENT

Join us for the opening of the WKWTA exhibition at The Evelyn Burrow Museum, featuring 23 artists responding to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

SATURDAY—AUGUST 24

1:00—4:00 PM

EXHIBIT ART WALK

Experience an in-depth tour and engaging discussion of the WKWTA exhibition, guided by Conflicted Art founders and co-curators Yevgen Nemchenko and Benjamin Cunningham.