Ukrainian Kids Express Horrors Of War Through Art Therapy

The video highlights an art exhibit featuring works by Ukrainian children affected by war. Natalia Pavluk and her daughter Justina, from Lviv, provide art therapy to these children, some as young as two. The exhibit at Chicago's Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art showcases 155 pieces, each with a personal story. Despite the trauma, many artworks express hope and humor. The exhibit aims to connect Ukrainian and American children, raising awareness of the ongoing conflict. Proceeds support continued art therapy, with hopes of contributing to peace.

What is the significance of the art therapy program for the children involved?

In what ways does the exhibition aim to connect children in Ukraine with children in America?