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Viktor Tsymbal (pseudonym - Tsvirkun, cryptonyms "V.Ts." and "Ts") was a Ukrainian graphic artist and Neosymbolist painter, landscape artist and author of numerous works on religious and historical themes, a master of caricature and advertising graphics, who spent most of his life in exile in Argentina and the United States.

Helena Kolody was a Ukrainian-Brazilian poet and translator, author of several poetry collections, and a promoter of Ukrainian culture in Brazil.

Ivan Buchko was a church and public figure, Archbishop of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church; he lived and worked in Italy and the United States.

Vira Vovk (real lastname Selianska) was a Ukrainian writer, literary critic, translator, and scholar from Brazil, a full member of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts Sciences (UVAN) and the Shevchenko Scientific Society (NTSh) in New York, and a laureate of the Taras Shevchenko National Prize.

“Diasporiana” is the largest digital library in Ukraine, which presents digital copies of editions published by Ukrainian emigration and diaspora representatives.

Petro Kapshuchenko was a Ukrainian, Argentinean, and American sculptor, author of the monuments to Princess Olga and Metropolitan Vasyl (Lypkivsky) in South Bound Brook (USA), as well as numerous sculptural miniatures on Ukrainian historical themes.

Vasyl Krychevsky was a prominent Ukrainian architect. He founded the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine and created Ukrainian national modern architecture. Vasyl Krychevsky was the first artist of Ukrainian cinema, an outstanding teacher, collector, and the founder of the Ukrainian artistic dynasty of Krychevsky.