Boycotting the Venice Art Biennale due to Russia's participation? The Ukrainian culture minister calls for silence not to be accepted
The Ukrainian culture minister and other officials are urging a boycott of the Venice Art Biennale in response to Russia's participation after a four-year absence.
Biennale, Giuli speaks with the Ukrainian Culture Minister: 'Russian pavilion contrasts with pro-Kiev stance'
Italian Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli discussed the controversial presence of a Russian pavilion at the Biennale with Ukrainian counterpart Tatiana Berezhna, who expressed concerns over its contradiction to Italy's support for Ukraine.
Art patron Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza: "Protecting Ukraine and its culture is about Europe's future"
Francesca Thyssen-Bornemisza emphasizes the importance of safeguarding Ukrainian culture for the future of Europe, highlighted by her support for Ukrainian artists amid the ongoing conflict.
The Biennale persists with Russia. Zelensky: “This strengthens Putin”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticizes the inclusion of a Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale, claiming it serves to strengthen Vladimir Putin's regime.
22 countries made a joint statement for the removal of Russia from the Venice Art Biennale
Twenty-two countries, including Estonia, have called for Russia's removal from the Venice Art Biennale due to its ongoing war against Ukraine, which has severely impacted Ukrainian culture.
Ukraine: 'We cannot postpone life just because there is war'
Ukrainian museum director Olesia Ostrovska discusses the challenges and significance of maintaining cultural institutions in wartime.
Talking about death, comics and chocolate with a Ukrainian art curator: 'We don't want to be identified solely with the war'
Ukrainian art curator Borys Filonenko discusses the resilience of Ukrainian culture amidst the ongoing war with Russia and how it has shaped his life and work.
Criticism of Russia's Participation in the Venice Biennale
Ukrainian ministers are protesting Russia's participation in the Venice Biennale amidst the ongoing war, while the Biennale defends itself as an open institution against censorship.
Ukrainian artist Alevtina Kakhidze to perform at Fine Arts Museum of Nantes in France
Ukrainian artist Alevtina Kakhidze is set to perform at the Fine Arts Museum of Nantes as part of the exhibition project 'Plants and People' on March 19.
Life and Art During War: Ukrainian Artists Who Found a New Life in Latvia
The article discusses the experiences of Ukrainian artists, such as Marija Zeņkova, who have relocated to Latvia due to the war in Ukraine and are adapting to their new lives while continuing their artistic pursuits.
Four Years of Ukraine War: "If Ukraine is abandoned, it's over"
Ukrainian philosopher Vasyl Cherepanyn discusses the intersection of art and war, the premature reconstruction plans from prominent architects, and the need for a broader Eastern European context in German remembrance culture ahead of the upcoming Berlin Biennale.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina: every day brings unbearable news. It takes my breath away, and yet I want to scream so loudly that the whole world hears.
Ukrainian artist Viktoria Berezina reflects on the daily unbearable news stemming from the ongoing conflict in her homeland, compelling her to express her emotions through her art.
Ukrainian Prima Ballerina O. Šaitanova Tamed the Lithuanian Language - About Challenges and Love for the Country: "This is My Home"
Ukrainian prima ballerina Olesia Šaitanova discusses her integration into Lithuanian culture and language while establishing a home in Vilnius.
American traveler in Estonia: art helps survive in difficult times
Parker Watt, an American student at Stanford University, shares how art helps Ukrainian refugees in Estonia cope with their challenging circumstances.
Ukrainian Director Olha Zhurb: The Importance of Documentary Cinema is the Ability to Be on the Side of Humanity
Olha Zhurb, a Ukrainian director, discusses the emotional and societal significance of her documentary film as it gains recognition at international film festivals.
The Ukrainian origins of avant-garde artist Kazimir Malevich, long mislabelled as Russian
The article discusses Kazimir Malevich's Ukrainian heritage and his mislabeling as a Russian artist, highlighting proposals to honor him in Kyiv.
Curator on Art in War: "In War, You Live Your Best and Worst Life"
Ukrainian curator Alona Karavai discusses the meaning and hope of culture in conflict amid a perpetual state of emergency.