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Ukraine
‘Is My Art Enough?’ – DC Film Screening Highlights How Ukraine’s Artists Resist
On Ukrainian Independence Day, a film screening and panel in DC explored the internal conflict of artists, revealing why their work is an act of defiance against a campaign to eradicate their culture.
Aug. 25, 2025
Belarus
Belarusians Keeping the Flame of Resistance Alive
2020 was a festival of solidarity. Today, resistance in Belarus is quiet – but it still exists. Kyiv Post speaks to the sister of a political prisoner still in jail.
Aug. 23, 2025
War in Ukraine
Music Under Fire: How Ukraine’s Festivals Survive the War
Amid war, Ukraine’s music festivals endure, blending culture, solidarity, and survival as artists and audiences keep the beat of life alive.
Aug. 20, 2025
Ukraine
Flowers From the Front Line Exhibition Opens in Kyiv on August 16.
Two artists have joined forces to let art and creativity raise awareness about the ongoing war in Ukraine. The “Flowers from the Front Line” exhibit will appear in the center of Kyiv.
Aug. 15, 2025
Kyiv
‘The World Through Shevchenko’s Eyes’ – Kyiv’s 5-Meter-High Bust Unveiled
On Tuesday an interactive installation dedicated to Ukraine’s great poet, writer and artist, Taras Shevchenko, was positioned in the park that bears his name in the center of the capital.
Aug. 6, 2025
Top News
‘I Believe God Is With Ukraine.’ The Artist from London Works in Bucha
Alonso Gaona is creating a large canvas dedicated to the Ukrainians who died in the war. He says he is deeply impressed by Ukraine – and has grown to love it.
July 31, 2025
Books
Ivan Dziuba and the Legacy of the 1960s Dissident Movement
Many of the issues Ukrainian society must grapple with in its struggle for full sovereignty in face of Russian invasion have their immediate roots in the deeds and ideas of the 1960s dissidents.
July 26, 2025
Books
‘The Drone’ Stories – News That Stays News
Kyiv Post author Pete Shmigel’s collection of short fiction about people caught in the war against Ukraine is a penetrating look into how trauma is processed.
July 19, 2025
The Ukrainian Cossack Who Gave Us Vienna Coffee
When Yuriy Kulchytsky, a Ukrainian Cossack, walked through the Ottoman siege of Vienna in 1683, he not only saved Europe, but also invented Vienna coffee.
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