The exposition of the exhibition “The Museum Easter Exhibition” dedicated to the Easter consists of paintings, graphic and decorative works from the museum collection “Modern Ukrainian Visual Arts”. The authors of the works are talented Ukrainian artists – People’s Artists of Ukraine Mykhailo Nadezhdin and Anatolii Horbenko; Merited Artists of Ukraine Borys Vintenko, Serhii Shapovalov, Anatolii Yaniev, Anatolii Kravchenko, and Andrii Nadezhdin; Merited Worker of Culture of Ukraine Vasyl Khvorost and the members of the National Unions of Artists and Masters of Folk Art of Ukraine Oleksandr Lohvyniuk, Yurii Vintenko, Volodymyr Plitin, Yurii Honcharenko, Olha Punhina, Anatolii Navrotskyi, Andrii Kadyhrob, Olha Kolomiets, Larysa Harbuzenko, Andrii Lipatov; painters Stepan Nikolenko and Larysa Yakovlieva; architects Iryna Kukharenko, and also Volodymyr Fedorov, one of the older members of the Union of Artists of Kirovohrad region, and IosypVaisblat, who was a student of Oleksandr Osmerkin’s workshops and who had a tragic fate to get to Stalin's labor camp.The majority of the artists are laureates of Regional Award in Fine Arts and Study of Art named after Oleksandr Osmerkin and Regional Award in Architecture, Heraldry, Vexillilogy, and Decorative and Applied Art named after Yakiv Pauchenko.
    The Easter is the oldest Christian fest of the Resurrection of Christ. In Ukraine, it is closely related to the folk traditions that are based on the beginning of spring, revival of earth and nature, renewal of active life after cold snowy winter. That is why works shown at the exhibition are dedicated to these symbols – spring landscapes of our steppe land, tender floral still lifes, and numerous images of cathedrals, monasteries, and small churches, that take us up to the sky with their sparkling domes, encouraging good intensions.