Inspiring Artistry at the 'Shlyakhom Mystetstva' Festival Backed by TUARON

On November 10, the stage of the KNEU Center for Culture and Arts in Kyiv transformed into a celebration of creativity during the All-Ukrainian festival "Shlyakhom Mystetstva." This event, supported by the international talent agency and music label TUARON (www.tuaron.com), provided a platform for talented artists from across the country to showcase their skills.

The festival welcomed participants of all ages and experience levels. The stage featured performers from the 60+ age category, children's groups, and individuals with unique stories. Dancer Veronika Miroshnyk touched the audience with her powerful performance, symbolizing resilience and inspiration. Familiar faces and the visible growth of the participants added a special warmth to the event.

Standout performances included those by the "Seniori" group from the Darnytsia House of Culture, the children's ensemble "Lastivka" from the village of Horenychi, and the folk vocal ensemble "VizerunOk" from the town of Popilnya. One of the most memorable moments was the emotional performance by Maksym Varfolomiev.

The Grand Prix in the remote category was awarded to cadet Artem Chernetchenko from the National Academy of the National Guard of Ukraine, artists Olena Chernysh and Olga Petrovska, and poet Valentyn Buhrym. The performances of Ksenia Nikolenko from the ART SPACE "Melpomena" theater studio, who read an abridged version of T. Shevchenko's "Tytarivna" and won the Grand Prix, and Polina Ivanova, who earned the Grand Prix with her solo contemporary dance number, stood out. Their talent reaffirmed that Ukraine is home to many gifted artists whose abilities deserve recognition.

The jury included Yuliia Filchakova (vocalist, director of JULIART MUSIC studio), Vitold Luntovsky (director, founder of W.T. Production), Anton Mykhailiuk (dancer, organizer of "Sip Heels Project"), Anton Sova (head of TUARON, Swedish talent manager, and A&R), and Valentyna Mamsheva (director and festival organizer). The evening was hosted by Ksenia Cheremysina, who brought warmth and support to the event.

It is worth mentioning the legendary Ukrainian singer Nina Matvienko, who always eagerly supported children's and charitable events organized by TUARON. Her sincere involvement and selflessness serve as an example for contemporary artists who, unfortunately, often choose projects based on personal gain.

"It is unfortunate that many contemporary stars and influencers overlook such events because they do not bring the desired publicity or financial return. Hosting children's concerts during challenging times of the pandemic and war, under the sounds of sirens and explosions, is true courage and heroism. Such events need even more support and attention," noted Anton Sova (www.antonsova.com).

The festival partners, including BRAVO MEDIA SUPPORT, the advertising and design studio Aridian, Dnipro Trophy, and shariki_kiev, were thanked for their continued support. Participants were awarded certificates for free participation in an international competition to be held in June 2025 in Kiten, Bulgaria, at the "Razom" camp.

The "Shlyakhom Mystetstva" festival proved that Ukrainian culture is resilient and capable of inspiring even in the most challenging times. It stands as motivation for new creative achievements and a step toward ultimate victory.

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TUARON is a global talent, model and sports scouting corporation, record label and publisher based in Latvia. The company was first established in Ukraine in 2004 and is regarded as an influential player in the talent agency business, managing numerous clients. TUARON provides customised solutions for artists, models, athletes, influencers and various talents who need professional management to create and develop their careers.

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