Attractions of Kharkiv

A sculpture depicting a student programmer is located in the city of Kharkiv near the central entrance to the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics.

Established in 2010 in honor of the 80th anniversary of the Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics. The author of the project is Roman Blazhko, the designer is Viktor Honcharenko.

The monument to the student programmer was made of bronze with charitable funds.

The first Kharkiv museum of motor transport "Auto relic" opened in 2010, but it has its history since 1987, when the first retro car GAZ-12 "ZIM" was purchased in the collection.

To date, more than 70 vehicles have been purchased and restored. The museum exposition presents: "Moskvich" 400 (1948), ZAZ 965 (1964), ZAZ 965A (1967), "Volga" GAZ-21 US (1964), GAZ-67B (1943) .).), GAZ-12 WINTER (1952), GAZ M-20 "Victory" (1955) and others.

There are more than 56 vehicles in the museum's storage facilities, which are awaiting the start of restoration work.

The museum is located in the garage cooperative "Chayka" on the northern outskirts of Kharkiv.

The Yermilov Center for Contemporary Art was established in Kharkiv in 2012 with the support of the Association of Alumni, Teachers and Friends of the Vasyl Karazin Kharkiv National University in the main building of the university. It is named after the famous Kharkiv artist, representative of the Ukrainian avant-garde Vasyl Yermilov.

The design project of the interior space was created by Kharkiv architects Ihor Ostapenko, Inna Pedan and Andrii Khvorostianov. The two-story site with a total area of ​​1,500 square meters provides unique opportunities for the creation and presentation of artistic projects.

The Yermilov Center promotes the development of contemporary Ukrainian art, its integration into the world art context, supports young authors, and is a communicative platform for Ukrainian and foreign specialists in the field of contemporary art. The center's areas of activity include curatorial projects, art residencies, lectures and discussions, performances, seminars, film and video installations.

"Yermilov Center" also became a venue for the Non Stop Media youth project festival.