Port of Culture works at the intersection of contemporary art, social responsibility and business. The agency produces art exhibitions, cultural installations and events in Ukraine and abroad — for companies, international organisations and government institutions.
Over 15 years, Port of Culture has delivered 50+ projects across 10+ countries. The transformer installation for DTEK generated 41M+ media reach, covered by Reuters, BBC and Financial Times. The immersive exhibition Atelier of Dreams for UNICEF attracted 11,000 visitors in two weeks. Cultural Suitcase for Bolt reached 300,000 people at railway stations across Ukraine. Murals in Berlin, Brussels and Nairobi were delivered for the Ukrainian Institute and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine.
Port of Culture does not just organise events — every project carries a clear message, measurable result and media resonance.
The agency helps businesses implement ESG strategies through culture — from corporate exhibitions to curated collections and art objects in public space across Ukraine and Europe.
The NGO delivers social and educational initiatives in partnership with UNICEF, UN Women, USAID and House of Europe — focused on human rights, gender equality and cultural diplomacy.
Port of Culture projects have been recognised at the Davos Communications Awards, ICCO Global Awards, SABRE Awards EMEA and Global Good Awards.
Author of the book Art Management: Management and Marketing of Culture. Former Adviser to Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmytro Kuleba. Curator of projects for UNICEF, UN Women, UNESCO, USAID, and the British-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce.
Responsible for operational processes, scaling and partnerships. Delivered cultural diplomacy projects in Africa, the United Kingdom and Europe.