Live carols with Kurbasy. Shchedryi Vechir at the Ukrainian Institute London
Live carols with Kurbasy. Shchedryi Vechir at the Ukrainian Institute London.
The real challenge is the arrival of the ‘new normal’
An article by Ukrainian Institute London’s Director Olesya Khromeychuk published by KyivPost, 17 Dec 2020.
Poetry of the marginalised: 100 years of Paul Celan
Poetry of the Marginalised: 100 Years of Paul Celan. Webinar on the global and local importance of Paul Celan’s work & the impact of multi-cultural Bukovyna in world literature.
Ukrainian Institute London on UA:Ukrainian Radio – English service
An interview with Olesya Khromeychuk, Director of the Ukrainian Institute London.
Q&A with Daria Onyshchenko, director of The Forgotten as part of online Ukrainian Film Festival 2020
Q&A with Daria Onyshchenko, director of The Forgotten as part of online Ukrainian Film Festival 2020, organised by the Ukrainian Institute London and Cambridge Ukrainian Studies.
Frontline art: representing Donbas 2013-19
Frontline Art. Representing Donbas 2013-19. Discussion with curators and artists about the role of contemporary Ukrainian art in making sense of the trauma of the war in Donbas
Kremlin memory wars and the search for a unifying Ukrainian national identity
An article by Ukrainian Institute London’s Director Olesya Khromeychuk published by Atlantic Council, 29 Oct 2020.
What unites Ukrainians?
Ukrainian society is much more pluralistic and complex than political discourse portrays it to be.
What unites Ukrainians? Panel discussion
What unites Ukrainians? Discussion with leading sociologists and media experts exploring the latest research on what unites and motivates Ukrainians.
The war in Ukraine: why it matters to the world?
The war in Ukraine is a battlefield in a global struggle between democracy and authoritarianism.
