Alla Haidash

Alla Haidash is a full-time artist, who is from Ukraine but now lives and works in Elwood Indiana. Painting for Alla is a combination of expressing one's own feelings and enjoying colors and different shapes and textures, which will ultimately have an emotional weight.


Alla uses several mediums to explore color, composition and mark making. The main mediums are painting, collage, sculpture.

For a long time, Alla believed that being an artist required financial security or a stable support system, which kept her from returning to art. However, when the war struck her country, she realized how fleeting life can be. This awakened deep existential questions and a surge of emotions, igniting a powerful need to express herself. Alla returned to her artistic practice, using her work to declare her existence and convey her feelings

-2013 vintage doll course, teacher Marina Rudenko.
-2005 author's paperclay doll, teacher Oksana Pomazan.
-2004 author's doll made of baked plastic, teacher Irina Eliseeva.
-1995-2000 Humanitarian University in Rivne, Ukraine, Faculty of Arts.
-1992-1994 professional college in Dubno, Ukraine, woodcarver.
-1990-1992 an elective at the high school with a degree in graphic design.
-1986-1990 Art school.

-2026 Unadorned, Meta-Senses Gallery, Ukraine
-2026 Annual First come, First Hung Exhibition, Sullivanmunce Cultural Center, USA
-2025 Teeny Tiny Art, Sullivanmunce Cultural Center, USA
-2025 Between Worlds, Shevchenko National Museum, Ukraine
-2025 Water, Part Crowd Art Gallery, Canada
-2025 Abstract, Part Crowd Art Gallery, Canada
-2025 Temporarily Here, Meta-Senses Gallery, Ukraine
-2013 Christmas Art Arsenal, Kyiv, Ukraine.
-2013 Exhibition of dolls, Museum of Toy, Kyiv, Ukraine.
-2013 Dancing Doll Exhibition, Kyiv History Museum
-2012 Christmas Art Arsenal, Kyiv, Ukraine.
-2012 Exhibition of dolls and Teddy bears, Chocolate house, Kyiv, Ukraine.
-2011 Kyiv fairy tale, exhibition of dolls and Teddy bears.
-2008 exhibition of angels, Svitlo Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine
-2004 exhibition of the first works of Parsuna Gallery Kyiv, Ukraine