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The Documentation Centre for Human Migrations will host an exhibition of folk types of Ukrainians of past centuries. Ukraine and Ukrainians — an exhibition of photographs of the late XIX - I half of XX centuries from the archives of the National Center of Folk Culture “Ivan Honchar Museum” (Kyiv, Ukraine), collected by the museum's […]

The exhibition is co-organised by Luxembourg City Museum and LUkraine asbl Maria Prymachenko is one of the most renowned artists in Ukraine who draw her paintings in the genre of so called “naive art”, using the motives of folklore, fairy tales, songs. This is a style of simplified forms, vivid colors, distorted perspective, and a […]

Thus, during the deportation of Ukrainians in 1947 by the Soviets, they were forbidden to take embroidered shirts with them as a symbol of self-identification. During the Holodomor (the genocide of Ukrainians committed by the Soviets in 1932-1933), the embroidered shirt was also a reason for harassment as people exchanged them for bread to survive. […]

Lesya Ukrainka was a prominent Ukrainian writer who lived during the 19th and 20th centuries. She was a feminist and a leading figure in the modernist movement in Ukrainian literature. Ukrainka's work was heavily influenced by different historical periods and cultures. Her plays were inspired by the Old Testament, the world of ancient Greece and […]

Thecaptivating photos showcasing the beauty of Ukrainian locations, places, and people have been captured by a talented team of Ukrainian photographers. Their lenses have immortalized the essence beauty of Ukraine, immersing the visitors into the Ukrainian world that is sure to impress and inspire.