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Ukrainian presentation in Mexico: Almost 30,000 people attend exhibition of contemporary Ukrainian artists – photo - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian presentation in Mexico: Almost 30,000 people attend exhibition of contemporary Ukrainian artists – photo

The exhibition of contemporary Ukrainian art entitled Home Beyond the Star in Guadalajara, Mexico, has brought together 27,500 visitors. The show was part of the European Union's Artistic Expressions in Contemporary Europe project, which was an honorary guest at the Guadalajara Book Fair (FIL Guadalajara).

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Special report from Ukraine: how to launch an arts centre in the middle of a warzone - Vimarsana News

Special report from Ukraine: how to launch an arts centre in the middle of a warzone

Jam Factory is a major new arts centre that's just opened in Lviv, Ukraine. Creative Boom was invited to bear witness to one of the most extraordinary...

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Daniel Spicer talks to Ukrainian soldier and electronic music producer Timur Dzhafarov

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When 'Z' meant joy, freedom and humour to Russians and Ukrainians | Arts and Culture - Vimarsana News

When 'Z' meant joy, freedom and humour to Russians and Ukrainians | Arts and Culture

For much of the post-Soviet era, ā€˜Z’ was the symbol of a music festival in Crimea that united people across borders.

'A completely different language': how Ukrainian writers and artists are responding to the war | Culture - Vimarsana News

'A completely different language': how Ukrainian writers and artists are responding to the war | Culture

Across the arts, creators are producing poignant, direct work at speed at the front line of Russia’s war of aggression