When does the exhibition take place?

The exhibition runs from September 22, 2026 to September 29, 2026. It is open daily from 4 to 9 PM.

Where can the exhibition be seen?

At the cultural center Theresia - Space for Ideas at Kumpfmühler Straße 39 in 93051 Regensburg.

Is there an entry fee?

A binding ticket price could not be confirmed. Please check the current information from the organizer.

Is the exhibition part of a larger program?

Yes, it is part of Forum Ukraine II with several exhibitions and presentations surrounding historical events in Ukraine.

Is the venue accessible?

Theresia considers itself an open cultural place for events. Specific information about accessibility should be checked directly with the organizer before the visit.

How do I get there best?

The venue is located in Regensburg-Kumpfmühl. It is easily accessible by public transport and by car; detailed instructions will be provided by the organizer on-site.

Front photographs from Kharkiv shake and move Regensburg's cultural space

Name: Yevhen Yakovenko: Front photographs from Kharkiv in Regensburg
Start: 2026-09-22T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-29T21:00:00+02:00
Location: Theresia - Raum für Ideen

Front photography as a testimony: Yevhen Yakovenko at Theresia

The exhibition Photographs of the journalist, singer, and soldier Yevhen Yakovenko from the front in Kharkiv focuses on images that not only document but also touch. As part of Forum Ukraine II, the cultural center Theresia - Space for Ideas in Regensburg presents photographic evidence of a present marked by war, resilience, and human dignity.

When photography becomes a historical source

Yakovenko's images can be read as a visual chronicle: they combine journalistic precision with the immediate presence of the moment. The front in Kharkiv, a city at the epicenter of the Russian aggression against Ukraine, gives the images a special weight. The art experience arises from the tension between closeness and distance, between aesthetic form and political reality.

A space with a special exhibition atmosphere

Theresia - Space for Ideas provides an impressive setting for this presentation. The former monastery church has been transformed into a cultural center, combining historical spatial impact with contemporary curation. In 340 square meters, an exhibition atmosphere is created where light, architecture, and visual language engage in dialogue. Thus, the viewing of the works unfolds a quiet intensity that extends beyond the moment of seeing.

Forum Ukraine II as a cultural context

The exhibition is part of a larger program featuring exhibitions and presentations that focus on various historical events in Ukraine. This means that the exhibition is not shown in isolation but is placed in a pedagogically and culturally relevant context. For art-interested visitors, access is created that brings together documentary photography, cultural education, and European memory culture.

Why this exhibition is important

Yakovenko's works represent a photography that takes on testimony. They draw attention to people, places, and situations that often disappear in the flow of news. Therein lies their strength: the images demand attention, empathy, and careful examination. Those who visit this exhibition will experience not just a photographic presentation but a resonant conversation about war, memory, and the value of the moment.

Conclusion: This exhibition opens an intense insight into the present of Ukraine and combines documentary power with the special aura of a historic location. Those interested in photography, contemporary history, and cultural reflection should not miss this visit in Regensburg.