On a cold and snowy April morning at the Underwear Factory in Poughkeepsie, Ukrainian artist Vitalia Deriabina instructed a workshop of seven women in the art of writing “pysanky.” Pysanky is an ...

Join us for a vibrant celebration of Ukrainian culture at our annual Pysanky Easter Egg Decorating Workshop, presented by the Ukrainian Arts T.O team. Discover or rediscover the beautiful art and ...

The egg, a symbol of rebirth, is an icon of the Easter season. The Ukrainian Folk Art of the Pysanky Egg is an ancient tradition and will be demonstrated at the Union County Heritage Museum in New ...

Chelsea Cellar creates intricate Pysanky eggs with rich symbolism. Chelsea Cellar is a teacher, costumer, and artist working in ancient art forms with roots in Central and Eastern Europe. She is part ...

With its complex geometry and designs, Ukrainian Easter eggs originated in pagan times. Artist and ethnographer Sofika Zielyk will discuss the colorful history and tradition of the Ukrainian Easter ...

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Put down that egg dyeing kit and come look at the eggs Carol Novosel creates using wax and dyes like her Ukrainian ancestors did. Novosel said she can create one of these intricately designed eggs, ...

For the third year, a giant display of intricately decorated Ukrainian Easter eggs is set up at Kingsway Mall in central Edmonton. “Ukrainians, they grow up with a lot of creativity in school and a ...

PHOENIXVILLE — More than two dozen participants recently gathered at Saints Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church to learn about the art of coloring Ukrainian Easter Eggs at the Pysanky Workshop ...

They’re not your ordinary dyed Easter eggs. About a dozen crafters, many of them novices, came to Greensburg on Saturday to try their hands at turning white eggshells into intricately designed, ...

Mar. 10—ELKHART — For the third year, an artistic fundraiser event returned to First Presbyterian Church in Elkhart. The church hosted a Ukrainian Egg Decorating, or "Pysanky," event Sunday afternoon.