Manhattan · Historic destination
Ukrainian Institute of America
2 East 79th Street · Manhattan, New York City
Visit Ukrainian art exhibitions and cultural programs in the Fletcher-Sinclair mansion near Museum Mile.
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NYFE Summary
Inventor and industrialist William Dzus founded the Ukrainian Institute of America in 1948. The organization moved into this former private mansion in 1955. A house first occupied by financier Isaac Fletcher became a place for Ukrainian art, music, literature and public discussion.
The Institute presents work by artists from Ukraine and the diaspora, along with concerts, films and educational programs. Exhibitions and events give the mansion its present public use. Access follows the program: an exhibition visit and a ticketed performance may have different arrangements. The building is not operated as an unrestricted tour of a former private home.
NYFE summary from the official history and visitor sources linked below.
Plan a visit
Check the operator’s current opening, admission and access information before travelling. Historic status does not guarantee public access to every interior.
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