June-July 2021:
Baxter Memorial Library in Sharon, VT welcomes our exhibition “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine”
May-June 2021:
Pelham Public Library in Pelham, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
March-April 2021:
Gilford Public Library in Gilford, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
Royalton Memorial Library in Royalton, VT welcomes our exhibition “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine”
December 2020-January 2021:
Meredith Public Library in Meredith, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
October-November 2020:
Meredith Public Library in Meredith, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
March -October 2020: Many exhibitions cancelled or postponed due to COVID-19
February 2020:
Oxford Free Library in Oxford, MA welcomes our exhibition “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine
Shedd Free Library in Washington, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
Cushman Library in Bernardston, MA welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House” from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
Hartland Public Library in Hartland VT welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House” from Kyiv and Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
January 2020:
Levi Heywood Memorial Library in Gardner, MA welcomes our exhibition “There is no Winter in Ukraine”
Peabody Institute Library of Danvers in Danvers, MA welcomes our exhibition “American Science Fiction through the eyes of Ukrainian Children”
Richmond Public Library in Richmond, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
Salem Public Library in Salem, MA welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House” from Sloviansk, Ukraine
December 2019:
Ingalls Memorial Library in Rindge, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
October -November 2019:
Licia & Mason Beekley Community Library in New Hartford, CT welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House” from Kyiv and Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine – Part II
Barrington Public Library in Barrington, NH welcomes our exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Eastern Ukraine
Silas Bronson Library in Waterbury, CT welcomes our exhibition “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine
Northborough Free Library in Northborough, MA welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House: Ukraine & Bulgaria with poetic support”
Royalton Memorial Library in Royalton, VT welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House: Kharkiv, Ukraine”
Forbes Library in Northampton, MA welcomes our exhibition “There is no winter in Ukraine” from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
Baxter Memorial Library in Sharon, VT welcomes our exhibition “The Ideal House” from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine
August-September 2019:
Stephenson Memorial Library in Greenfield, New Hampshire welcomes the exhibition “HOME. FAMILY. MOTHERLAND” This exhibition is courtesy of the Kharkiv Regional Library for Children, Kharkiv, Ukraine
“We love them all! Thank you! “ Beverly Pietlicki, MLS Stephenson Memorial Library, Greenfield, NH
August 2019:
The Licia and Mason Beekley Community Library in New Hartford, Connecticut welcomes the exhibition “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine:
“The art work is beautiful! This is the favorite of some of those who’ve seen it.” David MacHenry, Library Director
“I want to tell you how much I enjoy the Ukraine Exhibit. I love the Fermata’s project and thank you so much for the opportunity to see the wonderful artwork from the children in Ukraine. It gives hope to the world.” Bobbi Dickinson
June-August 2019:
The Tewksbury Public Library in Tewksbury, Massachusetts enjoys the exhibit from Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine “There is no winter in Ukraine”
“We also have books up about Ukraine, and about artwork, as well as the notebook for people to leave comments”. Katrina Ealy Children’s Librarian Tewksbury Public Library
August 6, 2019:
Many thanks to Gail Zachariah, Head of Engagement and Youth Services at Keene Public Library in Keene, New Hampshire for mailing the exhibition of children’s drawings “The Peace in the World” from Izyum, Ukraine to the Licia & Mason Beekley Community Library in New Hartford, CT!
July 2019:
Keene Public Library: “We are very happy to bring this Fermata Arts Foundation exhibition of children’s art from the Kharkiv region of Ukraine to Keene. Here is a sampling of some of the art on exhibit in our new Putnam Atrium.”
June – July, 2019:
Exhibition of children’s drawings “The Ideal House” from Ukraine and Bulgaria with poetic support – on display in the Roxbury Free Library, Roxbury, Vermont. Poems to the drawings by Nick Jacobson are presented in English, Russian, Latvian and Ukrainian
“… we have displayed and rotated several of the packages. It was great, coincidentally our book club met 2 weeks ago and discussed a book by a Ukrainian author under drawings by a Ukranian.” Ryan Zajac, Library Director
“We need to search no dungeon depths
TheyAre not there, just darkness
We only have to contemplate
The azure of the seas
We also need that one
Who in the stellar heavens
Will see us and defeat our enemies
In the battle waged for us
We can do everything strongly
To love, to suffer and to Be”
“It gained cruelty, becoming harder and more practical with time, and all the knowledge helps it, too
To see us, not among its friends, but fallen down, and then buried
And with it gaining the appearance of a human, we are just its food, we, Farmers of our Mother Earth.” ( by Nick Jacobson)
July 2019:
Frost Free Library in Town of Marlborough, New Hampshire welcomes the exhibition “Home. Family. Motherland” from Kharkiv, Ukraine for the month of July
“… a high school art student working on exhibit…”
June 2019:
Gilford Public Library in Gilford, New Hampshire welcomes “The Peace in the World” exhibition from Izyum, Ukraine for the month of June:
“The art is exceptional! Thank you for sharing.”
Maria Suarez
Children’s Librarian
Gilford Public Library
http://www.gilfordlibrary.org
George Holmes Bixby Memorial Library in Francestown, New Hampshire welcomes the traveling exhibition of children’s drawings “HOME. FAMILY. MOTHERLAND” through the eyes of children from Kharkiv, Donetsk and Luhansk (3 cities in Eastern Ukraine)
May 2019:
Plaistow Public Library in Plaistow, New Hampshire:
“Our current art display for the month of May is from the Fermata is titled “Home. Family. Motherland.” The artwork was sent from the Kharkiv Regional Library for Children, Ukraine.
Oh, and while you’re here, ask us why they all have fish netting on them.”
Manchester City Library in Manchester, New Hampshire welcomes the exhibition from Izyum, Ukraine “The Peace in the World”
