Territories of Culture
More on topic
-
On 11 October, the Lviv Concert House will present the concert Symphonic Modernism. Senytsya. Shypovych, where music by modernists banned during the Soviet era will be performed for…
-
This is truly an extraordinary event, as the opera Creonte has not been staged for 250 years — after its premiere in 1776 at the San Benedetto Theatre and its first season in Venice…
-
At the Kharkiv Philharmonic, a concert recording titled “Uprising of the Organs — Art Unbroken by War” took place, featuring the first-ever performance in Ukraine of five organs playing…
-
The choir's new concert programme includes masterpieces of Ukrainian Baroque: part-singing concerts by Mykola Dyletskyy, Herman Levytskyy and anonymous authors.
-
‘People perceive the past through its individual beautiful pieces — this is often referred to as culture.’
-
‘Ukraine, with its past, has always been at the centre of pan-European historical and cultural processes.’ Discussion on deconstructing stereotypes about the southern region as a cultural periphery.
-
The festival, which represented the Bessarabian flavor, became a full-fledged large-scale cinematic exploration of the cultural identity of completely different peoples from Africa to South America.
-
Jews were natural mediators between the village and the city, the local and the global, tradition and modernisation.
-
"We are demonstrating the potential of Dnipro, which could be realised on a permanent basis if the authorities or residents were interested in change.”
-
‘Both Ukrainian and Central European cinema often tell local stories — and that’s precisely where their value lies.’
-
The 'Homin' Choir is one of the most popular ensembles, garnering millions of views on social media and performing to sold-out audiences at concerts.
-
“Why would I need a German passport if I have cherry trees growing at home in Crimea? I want to see them. I want to pick figs from the tree in my yard.”
-
A conversation with a Nobel laureate in literature on identity, war, and books.
-
At a time of full-scale invasion, when state museums and galleries are operating with restrictions, ZAG is a place where you can see the original works of prominent Ukrainian artists live.
-
‘Trypillia demonstrates a possible prototype of a social structure that enriches its environment.’