Research on the perception of Ukraine abroad A comprehensive project that, for the first time, explores the attitude and expectations of foreign audiences to Ukraine. About this project A comprehensive project that for the first time explored the attitude and expectations of foreign audiences in Germany, Poland, Hungary, France, Japan, Turkey, the USA, Great Britain…
proMOTION 2022 — programme of systematic support of international promotion of Ukrainian cinema Submission deadline: April 11 2022, 23:59 (Kyiv time) proMOTION is a long-term programme, developed by the Ukrainian Institure, that aims to support the international promotion of Ukrainian films About the programme The programme aims to increase the presence of Ukrainian cinema on…
‘Ukraine’s Cultural Diplomacy Month’ will be launched for the second time Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Ukrainian Institute and Wikimedia Ukraine Launch Information Campaign “Ukraine’s Cultural Diplomacy Month” for the Second Time. “Ukraine Everywhere” is the motto of the international information campaign entitled “Ukraine’s Cultural Diplomacy Month” that will last from 17 February to 17…
The Ukrainian Institute presents a study ‘Perception of Ukraine Abroad. The United Kingdom’ At two public presentations, the Ukrainian Institute will present the results of a study of Ukraine’s perception in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The analytical document is a continuation of the complex project of the Ukrainian Institute for…
The Ukrainian Institute announces the call for proposals within the Lysiak-Rudnytsky Ukrainian Studies Programme 2022 Cultural, educational, and research centers and institutions registered outside Ukraine are welcome to submit project proposals. The goal of this Programme is to promote Ukraine abroad, participate in nuanced discourse about the country, and facilitate research on a broad…
The interdisciplinary programme of the Ukrainian Institute to showcase Ukraine’s contribution to the world culture via online projects. Goal of the programme The goal of the programme is to present to foreign audiences in lay language Ukrainian phenomena, names and contexts that have left their mark on the world culture but are not always known…
Opportunity for writers The Ukrainian Institute London in partnership with PEN Ukraine and Ukrainian Institute organizes the UKRAINE LAB, an online residency for six emerging writers from Ukraine and the United Kingdom. The residence will support them developmentally and financially to produce creative nonfiction pieces tackling global challenges through the prism of Ukraine. During the…
Opportunity for literary translators We announce the start of application submission to take part in BCLT Summer School – an online school for writers and translators (Great Britain). The BCLT Summer School run by the British Centre for Literary Translation in partnership with the National Centre for Writing, brings together writers and translators from around the…
UKRAINA! Festiwal Filmowy UKRAINA! Festival Filmowy – the largest festival of Ukrainian cinema in Poland. About the project The aim of the festival is to spread knowledge about modern Ukraine and Ukrainians through film screenings and online meetings with their authors. Project tasks to present the latest films of Ukrainian cinematography to the Polish audience…
Ukrainian Chamber Music Anthology: Stankovych. Ishchenko. Bibik Ukrainian Chamber Music Anthology: Stankovych. Ishchenko. Bibik In 2021, the Ukrainian Institute published the printed collection Anthology of Ukrainian Chamber Music: Stankovych. Ishchenko. Bibik in two volumes, focusing on the best examples of chamber music from the 1970s. Works by Valentyn Bibik Yuriy Ishchenko Yevhen Stankovych Contents of the…
Performance ‘Songs for Babyn Yar’ Music theatre performance ‘Songs for Babyn Yar’ About the project In September 1941, Nazi occupying forces murdered more than 33,000 Jews in the ravine of Babyn Yar in the suburbs of Kyiv, Ukraine, over just two days. In the following two years of Nazi occupation, Babyn Yar became the site…
Performance about political prisoners Crimea, 5 a.m. will take place in Warsaw The world premiere of the documentary reading Crimea, 5 am will take place on 17 December at 7 p.m. in the Arnold Szyfman Polish Theatre in Warsaw. The project in Poland is implemented jointly with the Ukrainian Institute, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine,…