On September 15th and 16th, a two-day exhibition took place in the heart of London as part of the annual Golden Time Talent festival. This event brought together artists from around the world, offering them a unique opportunity to showcase their works and exchange cultural experiences. On September 15th, the event was held at the beautiful Shaw Theatre in central London and, in addition to the exhibition, included an award ceremony for the participants. On September 16th, the participants were able to present their works, give interviews, and showcase their creativity at the elegant Boudica House, 12 Palmer Road, London.

The exhibition featured over 60 talented artists from 25 countries, presenting a wide range of art styles. Among them were both experienced artists and emerging talents, each bringing their unique perspectives and styles to the event.

Particular attention was given to the works of the young participants, who impressed the jury and the guests with their talent and craftsmanship. The youngest participant was just 5 years old. Their artworks not only demonstrated creativity, unique vision, and skill, but also a deep understanding of artistic expression.

Among the young artists in the painting category, there were remarkable participants from Ukraine-Olha Makarova, Anastasiia Shein, Anastasiia Boiko, Eldar Polunin, and Tsymbal Anastasiia; from Kazakhstan-Amina Islamova and Kali Karim; and representing the UK-Liana Minderyte.

All the young artists deserve special praise for their achievements. Their works are not only inspiring but also show that hard work and talent can lead to outstanding results, even at a young age.

Among the more experienced participants, there were unique, vibrant, and professional paintings from artists from various countries. Representing Ireland was Svetlana Spinu, who received one of the highest awards during the ceremony. Latvia was represented by Snezana Volineca, Marina Zarina, and Ruta Norkute. The UK was represented by Nina Jayasinghe, Svitlana Borodynia, and Aliya Bodnar. Numerous talented artists represented Ukraine, including Nataliia Martseniuk, Iryna Minaeva, OL'SVOL'D, Kateryna Lahuta, Ilienko Anastasiia, Love Starling, Vasylchenko Iryna, Liudmyla Riabkova, Olena Leshchuk, Kateryna Diuvenzhy, and Olena Markcheva. From Belgium, Anita Familje participated in the painting category. Kazakhstan was represented by Aliya Yessylbayeva, Xeniya Yakimchik, Nuriya Abdolova, ABIKENOVA GULZIRA, and Suleimenova Assemgul, who also received a special award. In the painting category, Julia Cohen represented Israel, Mayya Zhulidova and Natallia Shelhunova represented Spain, Perle Vaisietaite represented Lithuania, and Zanna Dudzinska represented Estonia. Ecuador was represented by Nuria Cruz Dede, Germany by Shulha Tetiana, and Australia by Olha Pryima, who received a special award from the project.

In the Arts and Crafts category, the following artists were represented:

- Aliya Suleimenova from Kazakhstan with her beautiful dolls.

- Natalia Andybur from Ukraine presented traditional Ukrainian pysankas.

- Viktoriia Gyl from Austria amazed with a stunning portrait made of rhinestones.

- Tatiana Boyar from Belgium showcased her amber painting.

In the Digital Art category:

- Julia Zabrocka from Poland and ALLA CHERNYSH from Ukraine presented their works.

The Interior Painting category was represented by:

- Oksana Sadovnyk from Ukraine,

- Jekaterina Olikainen from Sweden,

- Metsayabi Art from Cyprus, and

- Iryna Kuts from the UK.

In the Mixed Media category, Nataliia Lazar from Ukraine showcased her work.

Textile Painting was represented by Halina Brandstetter from Austria.

The Sculpture category featured a piece by Love Starling from Ukraine, Graphic Arts by Olga Feldman from Israel, and the Original Genre category was represented by Marina Iljushina from the UK.

On September 15th and 16th, Oksana Merhut from Ukraine showcased her profound and meaningful work supporting Ukraine through the unique art form of Sand Animation.

Ilienko Anastasiia from Ukraine performed an art performance on stage on September 15th, during which she created a vibrant and original painting.

Guests and organizers alike noted that they had never seen such a diversity of genres, colors, art forms, and skills before. This is what makes the event's organizer, Golden Time Talent, truly unique. The project team proudly continues to support and inspire artists from around the world, fostering international cultural cooperation and exchange. This event was a true triumph of creativity, leaving an indelible impression on all participants and visitors.