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Support Bay Area Ukrainian Artists at This 3-Day Festival in San Francisco

Written by Christina CampodonicoPublished May 26, 2023 • 6:00am
Artist Varvara Logvyn paints a Ukrainian-style Petrykivka ornament depicting viburnum branches on Aug. 17, 2022 in Kyiv, Ukraine. | Oleksii Samsonov/Global Images Ukraine via Getty Images

Superblooms blazed through California earlier this spring, and now San Franciscans can revel in the floral folk art of Ukraine during a three-day pop-up at Bernal Heights’ Four Chicken Gallery from Saturday through Monday. 

The celebration of traditional Ukrainian arts and crafts will highlight a range of textiles, jewelry and handmade goods. Masterly embroidered clothes in honor of International Vyshyvanka Day, which celebrates the country’s national garment, and an array of decorative Petrykivka-style floral paintings by artist Maria Yanenko are highlights of the showcase.  

Saturday features traditional craft workshops for kids and adults. Sunday includes a listening party and a Ukrainian-style salon. Sip tea and join a community healing circle on Monday. An auction to support Ukrainian artists, will also be held and is your chance to take home a piece of Ukrainian cultural history.

Superbloom: Art of Ukraine

🗓️ May 27-29 | noon-9 p.m.
📍 Four Chicken Gallery | 432 Cortland Ave., Bernal Heights
🎟️ Free-$25
🔗 eventbrite.com

Christina Campodonico can be reached at christina@sfstandard.com


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