Heather Bach’s art is an example of what can happen when two seemingly unrelated things come together beautifully. Bach, a Winona artist, stay-at-home mom and backyard farmer, makes pysanky eggs ...

Katherine Alexander picked up a new instrument, the kistka, to create pysanky, commonly known as Ukranian Easter eggs.

Easter eggs are also a potent Ukrainian national symbol, and during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the diaspora used pysanky to raise money for relief efforts.

Pysanky eggs scribed by Ukrainian artist Vitalia Deriabina and her children lay on a plate for inspiration for workshop attendees at the Underwear Factory in Poughkeepsie on Saturday, April 12.

Throughout the year these pysanky eggs would be given as gifts to celebrate life events, such as births, deaths, engagements, weddings, birthdays, anniversaries and Christmas. They also would be used ...

Today’s Easter eggs come in all shades — from neon-dyed plastic eggs to intricately painted pysanky from Ukrainian heritage — but the heart of the tradition remains unchanged: celebrating ...

When her children were growing up, Terese Wallack Waldron would spend Good Friday teaching them the fine points of pysanky, the Ukrainian art of decorating eggs for Easter. After one such session ...

Join Dr. Randich’s workshops on April 13 at The University of Scranton. Learn traditional Ukrainian Easter egg art using wax-resist methods.

The University of Scranton hosts workshops to teach pysanky egg art, with proceeds aiding Ukraine. BREAKING: Supreme Court unanimously rules against Trump, orders return of mistakenly deported man ...

A local woman of Ukrainian ancestry, who is also an artist and teacher, periodically holds classes in the art of making Ukrainian Easter eggs at venues in Howell and Pinckney.

With costs high and supplies short, people are getting creative with Easter egg traditions.