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In Odesa, Ukraine, pastel palaces in jeopardy, but black humor thrives - Vimarsana News

In Odesa, Ukraine, pastel palaces in jeopardy, but black humor thrives

Ukraine's port of Odesa is a key Russian target, endangering the city's UNESCO-designated historic center and challenging citizens to keep their sense of humor.

World Monuments Fund implements around 20 projects to protect Ukraine's architectural heritage - Vimarsana News

World Monuments Fund implements around 20 projects to protect Ukraine's architectural heritage

The World Monuments Fund (WMF) has implemented almost around 20 projects aimed at the preservation of Ukraine's architectural heritage affected by the war, WMF's Project Manager in Ukraine Kateryna Goncharova told Interfax-Ukraine.

The mystery of Ukraine's Caravaggio: the second Taking of Christ? – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

The mystery of Ukraine's Caravaggio: the second Taking of Christ? – The Irish Times

A depiction of Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ, stolen from an Odesa museum in 2008, has for years been embroiled in controversy over its theft, dramatic recovery and, most importantly, its origins as an authentic painting by Caravaggio himself

Pixelated Realities: Safeguarding Ukraine's Threatened Heritage - Vimarsana News

Pixelated Realities: Safeguarding Ukraine's Threatened Heritage

Combining technology, historical preservation and artistic know-how, one start-up is setting its sights on the revitalization of Ukraine’s monuments and heritage.

Kimonos of Kabuki icon Tamasaburo in rare display at Oxford museum - Vimarsana News

Kimonos of Kabuki icon Tamasaburo in rare display at Oxford museum

Kabuki icon Bando Tamasaburo's kimono costumes will be put on rare display at a museum in Oxford for two years from late November to further spark interest in Britain in the over 400-year-old traditional Japanese performing art.