Museum of Ukraine's Publishing Program has the following streams: Popularization of retrospective museum collection of the Ukrainian art; Scientific-monographic and self-monographic publications of the outstanding Ukrainian art persons; Scientific catalogues to large-scale exhibitions of the National Art Museum of Ukraine; "Muzeinyi Provulok (Museum Lane)" magazine. Publication of the "National Art Museum of Ukraine" art album of significant size and content ("Artania Nova" Publishing House) became an important museum event in 2003. This album is the first step on this long way. Covering a large volume of information on museum's past and nowadays and its collections, this album presents the Ukrainian art history in this significant manner for the first time ever. It is the result of several scientific generations’ hard work. 2004 – following publications were issued "Ukrainian Painting of 19th – early 20th century" "Ukrainian Icon Painting of 12th – early19th century" "Serhiy Vasylkivskiy" From May 2004 – in the focus of attention was "Muzeinyi Provulok (Museum Lane)" magazine 2005 – published monographic album "Oleksandr Murashko" 2006 – issued "Ukrainian Painting of 20th – early 21st century" "Ukrainian Portrait of XVII-XVIII centuries" monographs "M.Pymonenko, V.Orlovskiy" "S.Svitoslavskiy" "Ukrainian Modernism" 6th number of "Muzeinyi Provulok (Museum Lane)" magazine 2007– 2008 – published 7, 8 and 9 numbers of "Muzeinyi Provulok (Museum Lane)" magazine Current exhibition Today, the museum continues to expand its collection. Some new additions include a unique icon relief of St. George and works by the international Kyiv born pioneer of Geometric abstract art Kazimir Malevich. The current exhibition includes over 20 thousand pieces. Among many are works by a now world-renowned constructivist Vasiliy Yermilov, and Cubo-Futurist Alexander Bogomazov. The Ukrainian side is represented by works of famous Ukrainian and Russian artists such as David Burliuk, Aleksandra Ekster, Vadim Meller, Kliment Red'ko, Solomon Nikritin, Victor Palmov, Maria Sinyakova, Mykhailo Boychuk, Mykola Pymonenko, Ilya Shtilman and many others. On April 26, 2014, Art retrieved from the ex-president Victor Yanukovich's home is being exhibited at the museum. Now Museum collects unofficial art works of totalitarian period — Ukrainian underground from the end of 1950 until 1991, articularly art woks by Feodosiy Tetianych, Mykola Trehub, Vudon Baklytskyi, Olena Golub and others. Gallery References Further reading in Ukr.: Національний художній музей України: Альбом/ Уклад., авт. ст.: Т.Рязанова, Л.Членова, О.Жбанкова та ін.- К.: Артанія Нова, 2003.- 416 с. Kyiv Sightseeing Guide (2001) . External links Information about the museum from Kiev.info Official website (in