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In an interview for UNITED24 Media, photographer Yelena Yemchuk reveals that she returned to Kyiv with no intention of taking pictures—but an organic encounter with memory, muse, and the momentum of women staying behind in wartime, gave rise to the project Mnemosyne. Her first exhibit in Ukraine, it is currently on display at The Naked Room gallery in Kyiv.![“Dytyatochko”: DakhaBrakha’s Lullaby Music Video Sheds Light on the Forced Deportation of Ukrainian Children “Dytyatochko”: DakhaBrakha’s Lullaby Music Video Sheds Light on the Forced Deportation of Ukrainian Children]()
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Ukrainian ethno-band DakhaBrakha has unveiled its new music video project, Dytyatochko ( Little Child ), which brings attention to the harrowing issue of the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children by Russia.![Ai Weiwei on the Frontlines of Art and War: From Chinese Detention to Ukraine, an Interview Ai Weiwei Ukraine]()
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From smashing a 2,000-year-old Han dynasty urn to carpeting the vast halls of the Tate Modern with millions of ceramic sunflower seeds, the career of Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has been defined by large-scale statements. The very established artist, who started off as a dissident not only in China but in the art world itself, talks to us about his time in Ukraine.![Circularity on the Edge: How AI Is Shaping Ukraine’s Post-War Reconstruction at Venice Biennale Circularity on the Edge: How AI Is Shaping Ukraine’s Post-War Reconstruction at Venice Biennale]()
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The Circularity on the Edge installation, an innovative architectural and art project, is on display at the Venice Biennale Architettura 2025.![Ukraine Is Rescuing Its Ancient Ancestors, the "Stone Babas," From the Frontline art ukraine]()
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Amid Russia’s relentless assaults in eastern Ukraine, volunteers and soldiers have begun rescuing medieval “stone babas”—statues carved 800 years ago—from the frontline. What are these statues and why do they matter?![Pro-Ukraine Rally Held In New York City Ukrainian Americans Were Divided by Faith and Identity—Until Russia Went to War]()
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“Following the 2022 invasion, non-coordination was an impossibility.” When Russia launched its full-scale war against Ukraine, Ukrainian Americans mobilized with speed and passion. Churches held prayers, solidarity rallies erupted across cities, and diaspora leaders lobbied Congress for aid. But behind this surge of unity lies a complicated story. The Ukrainian diaspora in the United States has long been divided—by history, faith, and politics.
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