Pinchuk Art Centre is a street art installation in Pecherskyj in Kiev. This place has 3137 reviews and an average rating of 4.5 of 5. This is a great rating.
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Reviews from visitors:
This museum rates high on the "weird" scale", but it was too unbalanced for my liking. It was dominated by video-art, and all the videos were all very long. So if you figure there are 20 videos that are 15 minutes long each, it takes a very long time to really "see" this museum. Some of the videos are interesting, but some seem to just be weird with not much of a point (for example, one very long video just shows girls with fake beards dancing in different rooms in slow motion for at least the 15-20 minutes I watched it). I like off-the-wall video art, but I wish it told more of a story or was mixed with different formats of art.
Soma arts are pretty good, others are fecale stalagmites, so it's a coin flip
Really good art gallery, the only thing I don't like about this place is the security, I understand they are just doing their job but it takes way to long to enter this place. Aside from that, it's a really good place to send a few hours, even if you are not that much into art.
Entrance is free. Interesting art with english translations.
Accessibility for people with disabilities:
To get to the center of modern art, the stroller will have to be lifted one flight of steps up to the elevator. The guards are unlikely to help you with this, so you need to take people with you who can do this, and further down the floors you can use the elevator. However, it is also impossible to get to the toilet in the wheelchair. People with special needs can attend all the events organized by the center, but they will not be provided with any additional guides or sign language translations.
#letsguide #inaccessible
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