Help Save Ukraine’s Endangered Art Heritage!
ART COLLECTIONS OF UKRAINIAN MASTERS
Preserving Three Exceptional Collections of Ukrainian Art
Today, this collection remains in Ukraine — at risk from war, instability, and lack of proper preservation conditions. Our goal is to safely transfer the entire Yurovsky Collection from Ukraine to Europe and the United States, where it can be preserved, exhibited, and shared with the public.
We are seeking support to preserve and relocate three exceptional art collections from Ukraine — each representing a vital part of the region’s modern and spiritual heritage:
Robert Stallone delivers a Tribute to the Future
National Museum of American-Eurasian Art and Culture in Washington, DC
Performing Arts Collaboration
The American-Eurasian Art Foundation (AEAF) is proud to announce its artistic collaboration with internationally acclaimed conductor Julien Benichou, who serves as Artistic Director of Performing Arts for the National Museum of American-Eurasian Art & Culture. Together, we are advancing the Museum's vision of uniting visual art, music, and cultural diplomacy through world-class performances, exhibitions, and international artistic collaboration.
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US Asia Cultural Academy Donated Two Pieces of Classical Chinese Artwork to the American-Eurasian Art Foundation
Washington, D.C. – The American-Eurasian Art Foundation (AEAF)
is honored to announce the receipt of a significant donation comprising two classical Chinese artworks from the US Asia Cultural Academy (UACA) today.
This donation includes a traditional Chinese ink painting by Artist: Wu Limin (吴立民)
Title: The Glow of Life’s Wrinkles
Medium: Chinese ink and color on paperand a piece of Yue Kiln Celadon. The donation underscores the Eurasia Center's steadfast commitment to fostering people-to-people diplomacy between the United States and Eurasian countries. AEAF perceives this contribution as a crucial initiative to enhance public awareness and promote mutual understanding between the United States and Asia. The incorporation of these artworks will enhance the Foundation’s efforts at the intersection of cultural diplomacy, cross-cultural collaboration, and artistic education.
FUTURE EXHIBITION
Mystical History of the Earth
An Art and Philosophy Project by gARY Goryani
Presented by:
The National Museum of American-Eurasian Art & Culture AND
The American-Eurasian Art Foundation
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NEW DONATION GIFT OF ART
GIOVANNI DESIMONE Mid Century Modern ITALIAN Pottery Planter Cat Lion
Italian, 1930-1991. Giovanni DeSimone was a mid-century ceramicist whose lively designs seem primed to elicit smiles. He created colorful vessels, platters and wall art, decorated with festive figures, flowers and fauna in a style that reveals an appreciation for. DeSimone was born in Palermo, Sicily, in 1930.
From Canvas to Couture
Excited to share a new direction where art meets fashion — bringing my original painting to life on this vibrant, statement-making coat.
Art is not only meant to hang on walls — it can move, breathe, and walk into the world. This piece represents more than just a print; it’s a conversation between creativity and wearable expression.
Designed to reflect the rhythm, color, and emotion of the original artwork, this coat embodies the idea that fashion can be both a canvas and a gallery.
I’d love to explore more collaborations that turn fine art into bold design — whether in apparel, accessories, or home décor.
Recent Acquisitions
VOGUE Covers
1900-1927
New Museum Collection Will be on Display in Our Museum in Washington DC Soon.
New Acquisitions
Rare Ballet Books
Will be on Display in Our Museum in Washington DC Soon.
NEW BOOK BY WRITER, FILMMAKER AND FILM DIRECTOR LAYTH ABDULAMIR
LAYTH IS OUR MUSEUM CULTURAL REPRESENTATIVE IN FRANCE
Special Art Sale to Help Support Our Artists Struggling to Survive in Ukraine.
Including composers, dancers, actresses, actors and musicians.
NEW ITALIAN LITHOGRAPHS COLLECTION ROME
COMING SOON
AMERICAN EURASIAN FINE ART AUCTION & PRIVATE SALES
We would like to organize Online Fine Art Auctions for Supporting Our Artists Struggling to Survive in Ukraine. Including composers, dancers, actresses, actors and musicians.
and give artists space on our Museum platform.
Yuri Yurovsky was an eminent Art Collector and brilliant artist, landscape painter and a brilliant master of color, master of still life, one of the best colorists in the world of his time, Yuri Destiny It becomes nature, mother earth. Born in Ukraine, Kiev, Yuri painted tirelessly from the 1930s until the 1990s, representing the older generation of Kievan artists of the twentieth century.
He was also among those who became close to Kazimir Malevich. Yuri was sensitive to the rhythm of tones, to the beauty of nature which illuminates his paintings. Poet of landscapes, he lived alongside the great painters of his time and naturally leaned towards the world of music which found an echo in his soul. For many years he collected the designs of ballet and opera decorators. Through his rich collection can be found the virtuosity of a star cluster of painters who continue the tradition of Léon Bakst and Kazimir Malevich opening the door to an era of timeless modernity.
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Donate Gifts of Art, or Funds to Purchase Art. Ensure that The Art Foundation and Art Museum can continue to tell the story of importance of Art in the World.
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Help Build the National Museum of American-Eurasian Art & Culture
Your support helps bring to life a world-class museum dedicated to preserving and celebrating the artistic and cultural heritage of America and Eurasia. Contributions enable the American-Eurasian Art Foundation to present international exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural exchanges that inspire visitors from around the world.
Leadership Circle donors, corporate partners, foundations, and sponsors play a vital role in building the museum's future. In recognition of their generosity, major supporters receive special acknowledgments, exclusive event invitations, and permanent recognition within the museum, helping create a lasting cultural legacy in Washington, D.C.
The Legends of Fujiyama
The Legends of Fujiyama canvas, black iron, aluminum, oil, assemblage, oil pastel, chalk, wood 40x40 in.
The Shogun's Way
The Shogun's Way canvas, black iron, aluminum, oil, assemblage, oil pastel, chalk, wood 40x40 in.
Amaterasu
Amaterasu canvas, black iron, aluminum, oil, assemblage, oil pastel, chalk, wood 40x40 in.
Enso
Enso canvas, black iron, aluminum, oil, assemblage, oil pastel, chalk, wood 40x40 in.
Book THROUGH THE VISIBLE TO INVISIBLE,
GARY GORYANY
English and Russian
American Icons
The Golden Age of Hollywood Collection
Golden Age of Hollywood Collection
NEW DONATION GIFT OF ART from Dr. Ralph Winnie, Jr
"Summer Bouquet" Limited edition lithograph sign by Pablo Picasso
ARTIST PIETRO RAPISARDA and ARTIST HERBERT HOFER WORKING ON MURAL PAINTING IN THE FAMOUS VERSACE MANSION ( CASA CASURINA) IN OCEAN DRIVE, MIAMI BEACH
Serge Lifar was a French ballet dancer and choreographer of Ukrainian origin, famous as one of the greatest male ballet dancers of the 20th century. Not only a dancer, Lifar was also a choreographer, director, writer, theoretician about dance, and collector
Museum Archive
Milano. IL GIORNO newspaper, December 10, 1962. Ballet Icarus, which Lifar and Picasso revived in 1962.
Serge Lifar writing on the top of newspaper, to Gontar (director of Kiev Opera Theater) in Russian
"To Viktor Petrovich Gontar - just my cordial greetings and best wishes for the New Year!
Serge Lifar" (hand diagram)
"P.s Icarus with Picasso, my dream in September, to present this to you, in my native Kiev . In our Kiev Opera Theater!"
Provenance: From the collection of Y.Yurovsky
NEW DONATION GIFT OF ART
Painting donate from the Nicola collection “la Visitazione” exhibiting next to Cavarozzi’s painting in the Viterbo Museum
painting (photo included from May 2014 exhibit)
The painting has always always been with the family of Nicola in the historical center of Rome 16th century building on via dei Coronari
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NEW DONATION GIFT OF ART
Nika donates her paintings of contemporary Art to
The National Museum of American-Eurasian Art and Culture
Nika is enthusiastic about joining the American-Eurasian Art Foundation
To Learn How You can Donate Your Artwork to the New National Museum of American-Eurasian Art and Culture, please visit https://www.eurasiaartfoundation.org/national-patrons
Become a Founding Member of the National Museum of American-Eurasian Art by donating your art and receive an important tax deduction on your taxes for 2020 in the process.
Art is a form of human communication with the spirit of the divine!
A Thank You from the Vatican State upon accepting a painting as a gift from
the American Eurasian Art Museum in Washington, DC.
Thank you, Pope Francis, for your kind and warm words for encouraging the New Museum of Eurasia!
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Artist Tribute Series:
Yuri Yurovsky
(coming soon)
Past Exhibition
The American Eurasian Museum’s Grand Masters Art Exhibition is the history of costume, fashion and theater. The costume are referred to those objects in which, as in a mirror, the perception of a person by the world and time is reflected. The Art of Costume and Fashion Design are unique to different time periods
Fedor Vozianov known for his avant-garde style, use of black, and the performative aspect in his shows. In a previous season, he created clothing in real time by cutting a large square piece of fabric into the shape of a circle and then strategically draping it over the body of a model to become a dress. (READ MORE)
An International Exhibition Dedicated
to the Heroes of Czechoslovakia!
The Grand Experiment
of Democracy in Central Europe
AN EXHIBITON OF THE CZECH ARTIST
PAVEL VAVRYS
The Great Democratic Experiment of Europe
This exhibition commemorates the birth of democratic Czechoslovakia, inspired by President Woodrow Wilson's vision of self-determination following World War I. It honors the courage of the Czechoslovak Legions and the leadership of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk, Edvard Beneš, General Milan Rastislav Štefánik, and Karel Kramář.
Featuring the vibrant works of renowned Czech artist Pavel Vavrys, whose family was directly connected to the Czechoslovak Legion, the exhibition celebrates the heroes, history, and cultural legacy of the Czech and Slovak peoples. Organized by The Eurasia Center, the exhibition continues an international series launched in the Czech Parliament in 2019.
The Phillips Collection
Celebrating 78 years of Art at National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC
ART OF EUROPE
Mihail Chemiakin in Loches
In 2017, the historic city of Loches, France, hosted a major exhibition by internationally acclaimed Russian artist Mihail Chemiakin. Recognized as one of the leading figures of contemporary Russian art, Chemiakin's works are held in prestigious museums worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Tretyakov Gallery, and the Museum of Modern Art in Paris.
Presented across several historic venues, including the Lansyer Museum, the exhibition showcased Chemiakin's remarkable achievements in painting, sculpture, drawing, jewelry, and stage design, highlighting his distinctive, imaginative, and internationally celebrated artistic vision.
Around National Gallery in Prague
Celebrating 95 years of Art at National Museum
Celebrating 95 years of Art at National Museum "Kiev Picture Gallery"
National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery"
Founded in 1922 from nationalized private collections, including the renowned Tereshchenko Collection, the National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery" became an official museum in 1934. Today, its collection includes more than 12,000 works spanning Old Russian, 18th–19th century, and Soviet art, featuring masterpieces by artists such as Ilya Repin, Ivan Shishkin, Viktor Vasnetsov, Mikhail Vrubel, and Ivan Aivazovsky. Housed in a beautifully restored 19th-century mansion, the museum remains one of Ukraine's leading centers of fine art.
100 Masterpieces of International Sculpture
Presented in 2013 at Mystetskyi Arsenal in Kyiv, this landmark exhibition brought together 100 sculptures by 20 of the world's most celebrated artists, including Auguste Rodin, Henry Moore, Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Constantin Brâncuși, Alberto Giacometti, and Amedeo Modigliani. Made possible through the Igor Voronov Art Fund, the exhibition offered visitors a rare opportunity to experience masterpieces of modern sculpture from leading international museum collections in one extraordinary venue.
QUOTATIONS
“Every artist was first an amateur.”
by Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Every child is an artist.
The problem is how to remain an artist
once we grow up.” Pablo Picasso
"Art is a weapon for peace"
by Daisaku Ikeda
(Buddhist philosopher)
WHAT IS ART?
Art is metaphysical
ART is the spark that creates new ideas
ART is a universal language
ART is timeless
ART brings joy
Protecting Ukraine's Cultural Heritage
As Russian missile attacks continue across Ukraine, the city of Lviv is working to protect its priceless cultural heritage. Historic monuments, museums, churches, theaters, schools, hospitals, and civilian buildings have all suffered damage or destruction during the war. This exhibition recognizes the importance of preserving Ukraine's artistic and cultural legacy while honoring the resilience of its people in the face of ongoing conflict.
