• Ukraine Pavilion

    Date: 2011.08.26 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: ,,,,,

    Ukraine Pavilion

    Decorations of red, black and white on the wall of the pavilion may look like eight trigrams but actually are symbols originating from ancient cultures of local tribes. Whirlpools with snake patterns in the middle signify the passing of time and change of climates; dog patterns symbolize driving away evil forces; the sun is a symbol for endless power. Exhibitions in the pavilion follow the theme of “From Ancient to Modern City” and display the development of Ukraine from its agricultural time to the modern culture and architectures of the future.

    Ukraine Pavilion Entrance
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    Ukraine Pavilion Entrance

    The pavilion theme is “From Ancient to Modern City” and exhibitions showcase development of Ukraine from agricultural to modern times. Colorful patterns and symbols on the outer walls of the pavilion date back to ancient cultures of local tribes. Whirlpools in snake patterns in the middle signify the passing of time and changes of climate. The sun symbolizes power. Traditional arts and crafts, such as painted Easter eggs, are displayed and visitors are encouraged to paint their own. Folk performances are staged regularly.

    Another angle of the exterior (*dans)
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    Another angle of the exterior (*dans)

    Highlight1: Carpathian National Park

    Carpathian National Park Carpathian National Park is the biggest forest park in Europe and one of the seven natural wonders in Ukraine. The park is an evidence of endeavors Ukraine have made to improve its urban ecological environment.

    Highlight 2: Experience Ukraine Traditions

    Experience Ukraine traditions Visitors can enjoy folk performances and traditional craftsmanship of pottery making, embroidery, paintings and wood engraving. They can even get the chance to make Easter eggs or jars by themselves.

    Interior of the pavilion (BPFP)
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    Interior of the pavilion (BPFP)

    Map designs on the wall (BPFP)
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    Map designs on the wall (BPFP)

    Dangling designs (MINI)
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    Dangling designs (MINI)

    Exterior of the pavilion (MINI)
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    Exterior of the pavilion (MINI)

    The pavilion after dark (photo_language)
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    The pavilion after dark (photo_language)

    Plants in the exhibit (Zorlan Band)
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    Plants in the exhibit (Zorlan Band)

    Originally posted 2010-09-09 08:42:01.

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