One of the Viva Kola Art galleries in Minsk, located on Daŭhabrodskaja Street, where artists' works on sports themes were exhibited, has closed.
The history of Viva Kola Art began with cycling, writes Onliner.by.
In 2023, the "Minsk" cycling club decided to celebrate its tenth anniversary in an unusual way — by organizing an art competition jointly with the Belarusian Union of Artists. Instead of another race, an exhibition was held where artists, sculptors, and photographers showed how they see cycling.
The idea was successful, and gradually art went beyond the velodrome. Hockey, biathlon, gymnastics, tennis, and other sports joined the project.
For example, the "Sport Through Time" exhibition featured over 500 works — from creations by Belarusian artists of the 20th century to modern photographs of football matches.
If you are one of those people who only learn about a great place after it closes, don't worry.
You can get acquainted with Viva Kola Art at other addresses:
— Dsimitrava Street, 3 — not far from "Frunzenskaja" metro station, next to Rakaŭskaje Pradmiescie.
— Shopping and entertainment center PRIZMA, Partyzanski Avenue, 79 — second level, near "Partizanskaja" metro station. Opening hours: from 10:00 to 22:00.
A new tenant has already appeared in the premises of the closed gallery.
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