What to do while in Ukraine

How to create a holistic picture of Ukrainian art, when there are hundreds of names, styles and works over the centuries? Learn in the Cultosvita course "History of Ukrainian Art" 💛 22 hours of useful lectures await you. Let's trace how Ukrainian culture changed, preserved traditions and created new artistic languages. What you will get in the course: • a comprehensive vision of the history of Ukrainian art: from the times of Kyivan Rus to the present day;  • 11 lectures that will provide an understanding of the main periods, artistic movements, the brightest representatives and their works; • the opportunity to explore the continuity of the tradition of artistic manifestations in the territories of Ukraine, see the influence and echo of generations; • pointers and landmarks, how to move and what to research in national art; • knowledge of key works of Ukrainian art and their authors.  Lecturers — Oleksandra Shevlyuga, Diana Klochko, Anna Alieva, Oksana...

🥇 The Ukrainian women's futsal team is the champions of the 2026 Youth Olympic Games! In a tough final, the girls defeated Venezuela 4:3 in extra time.

. In the 20th century, the Donbas served as a testing ground for urban planning experiments in the USSR. Bolshevik utopias extended beyond economics or politics; they directly shaped the physical environment in which people were to live. Architecture and urban planning were viewed as tools for the reconstruction of society. With its rapid industrialization, vast undeveloped tracts of land, and a constant influx of workers, the Donbas appeared to be the ideal setting for such experiments. It saw the emergence of "garden cities," "socialist cities" (*sotsmista*), and grand architectural ensembles—projects that often existed only on blueprints, yet vividly demonstrated the scale of the era's ambitions. Garden Cities: A Utopia for a Green Donbas The concept of the "garden city" was the first major urban planning vision of the 20th century. It was formulated by the British urbanist Ebenezer Howard in the late 19th century. Howard criticized the ...

Dear guests, dear family!🌺 They say that Kyiv is a big village, so everyone should gather at the wedding!!!  We call for a party SMIK.Wedding!  Gather your friends and boyars, call your friends and strangers, because a wedding without guests is not a wedding!  November 8, 15.00 String and bow rave  Pechersk Palace, ul. Knyaziv Ostrozkyh, 3 String and bow rave, the line-up combines traditional Ukrainian and electronic experimental music. In the line-up: Volodar Vilce Village music PikeRyba Symonenko & DvaTry NFNR Hohe (DE) TICKETS   https://secure.wayforpay.com/payment/cmyk_vesillia