Study of the cultural diplomacy institutions of the Russian Federation Study of the cultural diplomacy institutions of the Russian Federation This series of three papers is an attempt to discover the strategies and activities of Russian cultural diplomacy’s key instruments. Дата Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, Місце Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, Сектор Lorem ipsum…
What’s Wrong with Art “for Peace”? A Memo for Ukrainian Artists Abroad On February 28th, the Ukrainian Institute called for the suspension of any cooperation with Russia. The suspension of cooperation with Russia must continue until the complete withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine, including the temporarily occupied parts of Donetsk and Luhansk regions…
Showcase “Work in Progress: Screen Ukraine” at Sheffield DocFest About the project Sheffield DocFest is the UK’s biggest documentary festival and the third largest in the world. In 2022, three Ukrainian teams presented their films at the (post) production stage and present Ukraine and its culture. Representatives of Docudays UA, Ukrainian Institute, and Sheffield DocFest…
Theatrical reading about the war and political prisoners “Ukraine, 5 am” will be held in Berlin The texts for reading were based on the documentary play “Crimea, 5 am” by Ukrainian playwrights Natalia Vorozhbyt and Anastasia Kosodii. Excerpts from the play illustrate the situation with human rights and persecution, especially against the Crimean Tatar population…
Visualise – international exhibition support programme Open call 2025 Submission deadline: November 3 A long-term programme by the Ukrainian Institute aimed at supporting exhibition projects outside of Ukraine. About the programme The programme provides opportunities of co-programming, co-financing, and communications support to international exhibitions that contribute to promoting the art of Ukraine globally and establishing…
We are looking for film projects to participate in the showcase “Work in Progress: Screen Ukraine” at Sheffield DocFest The event is supported by the British Council and the Ukrainian Institute as part of the UK/ Ukraine Season of Culture. We are announcing the call for applications for participation in the presentation event of Ukrainian…
Visualise 2022 – international exhibition support programme Learn more about the programme Submission deadline: A long-term programme by the Ukrainian Institute aimed at supporting exhibition projects outside of Ukraine. About the programme The programme provides opportunities of co-programming, co-financing, and communications support to international exhibitions that contribute to promoting the art of Ukraine globally and…
Update 03.05.2022 – On the Ukrainian news and work of the Ukrainian Institute team Our team would like to share a new update with you. Since February 24, when Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, millions live in danger, while 4 million fled their homes and went abroad to save the lives of themselves…
How you can help Ukraine? Donate funds to support the Ukrainians in this fight and encourage your family, friends, and networks to do so Support the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Come Back Alive The charity organization that has effectively raised over USD 21.5 million for the army and humanitarian needs since the beginning of Russian…
The opening discussion “How Russian war against Ukraine changed the [art] world” took place within Ukrainian Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia Ukrainian Pavilion Public Programme Decolonising Art. Beyond the Obvious engages artists, curators, public intellectuals, researchers, and a wider audience in the discussion of a decolonial view on…
Ukrainian Folk Musical Instruments Which You May Not Have Known About Ukrainians have long expressed their emotions, regrets, joys through music. A variety of musical instruments is inherent to our culture — each instrument for a different occasion and for individual holidays and events. Author Yelena Pobochii. The material was prepared by the Ukrainian media…
Ukrainian Pavilion Public Programme at the 59th La Biennale di Venezia Decolonising Art. Beyond the Obvious is an interdisciplinary programme of the Ukrainian Pavilion at the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia The Milk of Dreams that engages artists, curators, public intellectuals, researchers, and a wider audience. The programme focuses on a…