The Place We Call Home: Multimedia Exhibiton about the War in Ukraine
Community Event
Event Description
This exhibition presents deeply moving works from photographers capturing life in Ukraine’s conflict zones. Through their lenses, we witness stories of resilience, hope, and the lasting human cost of war. These stories, told visually, are a tribute to human strength and determination, encapsulating the blend of despair and hope experienced in war-torn regions.
The exhibition serves as a fundraiser, with all proceeds from ticket sales going towards purchasing demining drones. These drones will help secure previously occupied Ukrainian territories, ensuring the safety of returning civilians.
Exhibition Highlights:
● Photographers Featured: Ukrainian and international photojournalists and storytellers documenting life in war-torn areas
● Multimedia Experience: Photography, video, personal testimonies, and installations
● Goals: Raise awareness of the war’s human impact, fundraise for demining drones, and inspire action to support Ukraine. Witness the courage and strength of Ukrainian civilians navigating life under occupation and learn how you can make a difference and contribute to a safer future for Ukraine.
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📍Location: Withrow Common Art Gallery, 200 Princes' Blvd, Toronto
🗓️ Date: November 7th – 24th
⏰ Time: Tuesday-Thursday, Sunday: 12 pm-7 pm | Friday-Saturday: 12 pm-9 pm
*Ticket is valid for a single entry at any day and time between November 7th and 24th.
Your continued support means so much to our team, and your presence at this exhibition will help to bring these stories of resilience and survival to a broader audience.
Warm regards, Second Front Ukraine Foundation
About Ukraїner
Ukraїner is a volunteer-driven media project that has been documenting Ukraine’s socio-cultural landscape since 2016. Known for its in-depth storytelling, Ukraїner plays a key role in capturing images and stories that highlight both the despair of war, and the enduring will of the people to reclaim their homeland.
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