The Khanenko Museum strives to be open, accessible and responsive to the needs of different audiences. We are gradually expanding our inclusive opportunities by creating an environment in which art can be a shared experience for everyone – regardless of age, experience, mobility or sensory perception.

Collaboration: 

We are open to partnerships with organisations that support various communities – in particular, people with disabilities, combatants, people with post-traumatic experiences or mental disabilities. 

Together, we are already implementing events for groups of people with hearing impairments, conducting inclusive workshops and supporting initiatives that make the museum space even more accessible.

History of inclusive projects:

Ongoing Partnerships

P. Zahrebelny Central District Library
Joint lecture series “Renaissance Art Through the Lens of Its Era” as part of the Museum’s inclusive educational programs.

Military Hub
Charitable initiatives for veterans, active service members, and their families.

NGO “Atlant Support Center”
Programs for military personnel, veterans, their families, and women affected by loss.

NGO “Friends of the Community of Sant’Egidio”
Educational and cultural activities for internally displaced persons and people in vulnerable life situations.

Ukrainian Society of the Deaf (UTOG)
Inclusive events with sign language interpretation for visitors with hearing impairments.

Mental Health Center of Kyiv City Clinical Hospital No. 18
Art therapy project “The Path. The Khanenko Museum Collection” — a therapeutic exhibition space created within the hospital.

Regular Joint Initiatives

Comprehensive Rehabilitation Center “Tramplin”
Programs for people with intellectual disabilities featuring easy-to-read materials, slow art, and visual thinking strategies.

Rehabilitation Center “Askold”
Cultural and educational sessions for people with disabilities undergoing rehabilitation.

A Space Open to Everyone

The Museum consistently implements inclusive practices:

• information stands with Braille and tactile replicas in the galleries;

• “Long Thursdays” — extended opening hours for visitors with varied schedules;

• complimentary tickets for military personnel and their families at concert programs.