Territories of Culture
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The six-month Coal and Steel Songs project culminates in three concerts in Kryvyy Rih, Dnipro, Kyiv, Goethe-Institut Ukraine reports. Over several months, young composers selected…
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Yurko Pokalchuk was a groomsman at Vasyl Stus' wedding, and later became a mentor for a whole generation — Serhiy Zhadan, Irena Karpa, Lyubko Deresh.
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On 11 November, Lviv’s ZAG (Zenyk Art Gallery) will open the exhibition “KHERSON: NOT/stolen. Studies and Homages,” marking the third anniversary of Kherson’s liberation from Russian…
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Kharkiv Philharmonic hosts the concert-recording “The Revolt of Organs: Art Unconquered by War”, during which, for the first time in Ukraine’s history, five organs played simultaneously…
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In recent years, the interest of audiences in frontline territories in cultural events has grown incredibly. At the same time, frankly poor "pro-government" poster art has flourished.
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Non-compulsory nature is an important characteristic of high-quality cultural practices related to memory.
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Exhibition with Anselm Kiefer, theatre biennale, android opera – we explore Lviv’s most striking projects from its European Capital of Culture bid and consider whether they can be realised without the title.
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A library of publications on architecture, design, and art has been restored in Lviv. This was reported by the press service of the Centre for Architecture, Design, and Urbanism Powder…
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On 23 October, the Dnipro Centre for Contemporary Culture (DCCC) will open the exhibition Everything for Everyone, which is part of the Kyiv Biennale 2025. The exhibition will feature…
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On 17 October, the Poltava Regional Philharmonic will host a concert titled “Polish Music in Ukraine.” The Dmytro Akhsharumov Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Roman Rewakowicz, will…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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The choir's new concert programme includes masterpieces of Ukrainian Baroque: part-singing concerts by Mykola Dyletskyy, Herman Levytskyy and anonymous authors.
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‘People perceive the past through its individual beautiful pieces — this is often referred to as culture.’