9– May 10 in Venice, during the opening of the Venice Biennale, Ukrainian artists and activists implemented the art campaign "Cannibal" (Cannibal). The project was a response to Russia's return to
Yesterday, an extremely important and bright artistic event for Ukraine took place in the European Parliament - the exhibition "The Sound of Silence". The project was presented by the Kyiv artist and scenographer Fedir Aleksandrovych.
Ukrainian photographer, laureate of the Taras Shevchenko Prize, Olena Grom, gained international recognition, winning the prestigious IPFA Award photo competition, organized by the IPFA International Photo Festivals Association. U
10– On February 19, the iconic London gallery OXO Gallery hosted the photo exhibition "Ukraine. Life among sirens" (Ukraine Between the Sirens. Tribute to Odessa) of the world-famous photo artist Letizia
OXO Gallery, London | 10 10–19 February 2026 From 10 to 19 February 2026 OXO Gallery in London will host "Ukraine. Between sirens" — personal
From 1 In January, the Republic of Cyprus begins its presidency of the European Union – period, which will be important for the further support of Ukraine, in particular in matters of financing, defense assistance
Saturday morning, 19 August 2023 year, the Russian invaders hit the center of Chernihiv with a ballistic missile. They died as a result of hitting the Drama Theater 7 people, including – baby, at least 119 were injured
As a result of the night attack of the Russian Federation 14 in August, the production workshops of the Odesa Opera were damaged and approx 30 monuments of cultural heritage. This was reported by the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine.
From the beginning of the full-scale invasion, according to the Ministry of Culture, the Russian army has already crushed or damaged almost 800 cultural objects in Ukraine.
In Ukraine before the war there were more than 5 thousand. museums, 65 historical and cultural reserves, close 170 thousand. monuments, including 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
3 April, the UN said, that the Russian invasion of Ukraine caused damage to the country's heritage and cultural objects in the amount of approx 2,6 billion dollars.
ALIPH was created to quickly respond to crises and support specific projects. This reactivity was demonstrated from the first day of the war in Ukraine, when ALIPH contacted Ukrainian and Polish heritage professionals, national authorities and international organizations, to assess needs and prepare emergency measures to protect Ukrainian heritage.
The Smithsonian's Cultural Rescue Initiative and its partners help fight to protect the nation's history and document attempts to erase it.
Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine is not only about territory. It's about that, who owns the history of the nation.
In the last eight months of attacks on Ukraine, according to UN estimates, more than died 6000 civilians, 7,7 millions of people sought refuge abroad, and will 6 million were internally displaced. Artillery shelling continues in large cities, as a result, many people remain without access to electricity and water supply.