Antin Dmytrovych Mukharsky is a Ukrainian actor, TV presenter, singer and songwriter, founder of the artistic platform “Ukrainian Cultural Front”.
Place of Birth, Education
He was born on November 14, 1968 in Kyiv in the family of singer Dmitry Mukharsky.
He received his higher education at the Karpenko-Kary Kyiv Theater Institute.
Career
In 1987 – 1988 he served in the military, and during 1992 – 1993 he taught the history of culture at the Kyiv gymnasium No. 109.
For twelve years he worked as an actor at the National Theater of Russian Drama named after Lesya Ukrainka.
In 2008, he founded the gallery of independent art “Antin’s collections”. The following year, he created the Union of Free Artists (SVH) “Will or Death”.
In 2012, he launched the project “Gentle Ukrainization”, within the framework of which he created the vocal and instrumental ensemble “Stalin und Hitler Kaput”. The ensemble performs compositions to the melodies of famous Soviet songs with new lyrics written by Mukharsky. He is also the only soloist, performing under the name “professor of anthropology Orest Lyuty”.
On June 22, 2014, Mukharsky became the first Ukrainian singer to give a concert in the ATO zone.
In August 2019, the singer’s YouTube channel was deleted at the request of Roskomnadzor. The channel existed for seven years, had 86 thousand subscribers and collected more than one hundred million views. After that, Mukharsky created a new channel – “Fierce Ukrainization”.
Literary achievements
Among Mukharsky’s literary achievements:
- autobiographical novel “Age. Confession of a Young Banderite”;
- the novel “Pop for the Elite”;
- art catalog “Will or Death”;
- the story “The Death of the Little Russian”;
- a collection of stories “After mating, the animal is sad”;
- culturological almanac “Zhlobology”;
- historical and cultural almanac “Maidan. (R) Evolution of the spirit”;
- The novel “Gap. How I became a ‘national fascist'”;
- children’s fairy tale “The Legend of the Flower Rexau”;
- satirical collections “Tales of the Russian World” and “Tales of the Russian World”;
- collection “Anti-Soviet Stories and Stories”;
- almanac “National Idea of Modern Ukraine”;
- autobiographical novel “AI M NOT RASHA”;
- mystical fairy tale “Skeleton from Chernobyl”;
- the criminal-mystical saga “The Troyeshchyna Gospel”;
- collection “Quarantine. Obscene stories”;
- manual “How to switch to Ukrainian” (co-author Yelyzaveta Belska)
- novel in the stories “Russophobe”.
Marital Status
He has two children from his first marriage – daughters Sofia and Ivanna.
In 2006, he divorced his first wife and married actress and TV presenter Snezhana Egorova. Their marriage lasted until 2015. During this time, the couple had three children: daughter Orysia and sons Andriy and Ivan.
In 2020, he married Elizaveta Belskaya.
