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Ukrainian Museum in New York marks 50th anniversary by showing collection to its neighbours (opens the original)
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The artist Molly Gochman, who is known for her work with community, memorabilia and storytelling, has brought her long-running Memory Collage project to the Ukrainian Museum in New York this autumn on the occasion of the institution’s 50th anniversary. She has been working with the museum’s head of collections, Maria Rewakowicz, and exploring the permanent collection of more than 46,000 objects (from photographs and documents to textiles and ceramics) reflecting the diverse stories of Ukrainian
Ukraine’s historic Academy of Sciences severely damaged by Russian drone (opens the original)
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The headquarters of Ukraine’s Academy of Sciences, a landmark 19th-century building in central Kyiv, was struck by a Russian drone on Monday (28 September), killing two and forcing others to flee encroaching flames on ladders. The Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine was founded by Volodymyr Vernadsky, a pioneering scientist, in 1918. It is housed in a building on Volodymyrska Street that was created in the classical style in the 1850s by the architect Oleksandr Beretti, who
Artist Piers Secunda creates paintings from ashes of Ukrainian buildings bombed by Russia (opens the original)
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The British artist Piers Secunda, whose work focuses on geopolitical and social issues, is addressing Russia’s destruction of Ukrainian cultural heritage and kidnapping of its children in a new exhibition. Titled Nature Morte: The Extermination of Ukraine (until 6 September), the show is on display at London’s Fitzrovia Gallery. Nature Morte is the result of a self-funded, three-year research project for which Secunda travelled to Ukraine. It displays a body of charcoal ink-on-paper works made u
Former Pussy Riot member says she was recruited by Russian security service to spy on dissident artists (opens the original)
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Rita Flores, a former member of the punk collective Pussy Riot whose real name is Margarita Konovalova, claimed in a video interview posted on YouTube on Monday (24 August) that Russia’s FSB security service had pressured her to work for the agency starting in 2023. The interview, published by Port Media, a site created by Russian journalists forced into exile, illustrates how president Vladimir Putin’s regime has sought to intimidate artists as it continues its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, n
Russian drone destroys unique 300-year-old wooden Cossack church in Ukraine (opens the original)
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An 18th-century church in southern Ukraine, which officials say was the country’s last remaining example of wooden Cossack architecture from that time, was destroyed by a Russian drone strike over the weekend (1-2 August). Photos from the site in Beryslav, a historic settlement in the Kherson region, show the burnt remains of the Holy Vvedenska (Presentation) Church. Oleksandr Alchiev, the head of the Beryslav City Military Administration, wrote in a Facebook post on the morning of 3 August that
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