Poems inspired by Ukrainian women win Kobzar Book Award – 2020
The Shevchenko Foundation has been dedicated to the promotion and development of Ukrainian Canadian culture since 1964. The Kobzar™ Book Award, instituted by the Foundation
Ukraine’s ‘railroad ladies’ – in pictures
In Ukraine, the railroad traffic controller profession still exists – and about 80% of workers are women. They spend long shifts in small dedicated buildings
At the Front Line: contemporary Ukrainian art in Canada
“At the Front Line. Ukrainian Art, 2013–2019” explores how visual artists interpret and conceptualize the turbulent political and cultural situation in Ukraine of the last
Marc Jacobs shoots photo campaign in Ukrainian model’s hometown
The industrial Ukrainian city of Kremenchuk isn’t an obvious location for a fashion shoot. But a new campaign from Marc Jacobs features the city, home
Rural Ukraine at the break of 20th century as seen by landscape painters
Nowadays you can hardly find a place that has never been depicted in photographs. Some of the locations have become so popular among Instagram-bloggers that
His Hats Are Worn by Bella Hadid and Madonna
Name: Ruslan Baginskiy Age: 30 Hometown: Lviv, Ukraine Now Lives: With his mother in Kyiv, Ukraine, while his two-bedroom apartment undergoes renovation. Claim to Fame:
Hopes and dreams of the bigger world
Maidan set art free from the fight for the political agenda, since everything has become a part of the political agenda. On the other hand,
Podcast: Prima Ballerina Iana Salenko: Behind The Stage Curtains
5-time gold medalist Iana Salenko is one of the most famous and established ballerinas in the world. Today she is going to talk to us about
The ‘Crying’ Ceramics Of Kosiv: Ukrainian Pottery Gets UNESCO Listing
The ceramics created in a western Ukrainian town for three centuries have been designated as a piece of global heritage by UNESCO. The artisans of
Photographic discovery is a window into Soviet-era Ukraine – photo essay
In the remains of a bombed-out Soviet darkroom, hundreds of rolls of film were discovered rotting among the rubble by the photojournalist Samuel Eder earlier
