First, hundreds of penguins appeared on all floors, and now a unique photo exhibition "Ukraine in Antarctica: Research and Indestructibility" is starting.
It includes 27 bright photos about the nature of the icy continent, the Ukrainian station "Akademik Vernadsky", the icebreaker "Noosphere", the research of our polar explorers, climate change, etc.
The opening of the exhibition will take place on December 7 at 16:00.
- Address: Kyiv, Sportivna Square, 1A.
- Admission is free.
- During the event, you will be given a tour of the exhibition by a real polar explorer, Oleksandr Poludny. As a meteorologist, he participated in as many as five annual expeditions to the station "Akademik Vernadsky".
And the director of the National Antarctic Research Center, Yevhen Dyky, will tell you why it is important to explore the distant Antarctica and what relationship penguins have with climate change.
Join us!
In general, the exhibition will last at Gulliver from December 6 to 25. It will be available for visitation during the shopping mall's opening hours (from 10:00 to 22:00).
In addition, a lecture about penguins is planned with a live broadcast from the Akademik Vernadsky station and the opportunity to see these birds in real time. We will inform you about the time and date separately.
Also, expect a series of videos on the largest facade screens in Europe about facts from the life of penguins.
All events take place within the framework of a large collaboration between Gulliver and the National Antarctic Science Center.
