Art

In Strasbourg, the “Thank You With All My Heart” exhibition opens at the Council of Europe with the symbolic Great Amber Heart and war-inspired works, uniting international partners in gratitude and memory. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

Even in blackout conditions caused by energy crises, Ukrainian artists adapt and create — turning darkness into expressive works that capture resilience, hardship, warmth and light through art. ollowing local and global gallery support.:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

On the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion, ten Ukrainian artworks — from video installations to photo series and symbolic paintings — capture trauma, memory and resilience through creative expression. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}

“Twisted Landscape” invites visitors to rethink Kryvyi Rih’s industrial identity through art — sculptural installations, landscapes and commentary on urban myths and ecological futures. See the creative re-vision on empr.media.

Ukrainian documentary photographer Oleksandr Hlyadelov inaugurated an outdoor photo exhibition on the fence of France’s Foreign Ministry in Paris, tracing Ukraine’s history from independence to war. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

“Art of Captivity” exhibition opens in Kherson showcasing drawings by civilian detainees held by Russia since 2022, bringing their voices and resilience to the world through powerful artwork.

In Kolomyia on Ukraine’s Armed Forces Day, artist Hanna Kisilishyna opened an exhibition of 13 paintings honoring her fallen Azov‑soldier son and other heroes, capturing war, loss and resilience.

French artist Alexandre Henry turned Russian missile fragments and war‑damaged Ukrainian furniture into sculptures, transforming destruction into art and reflecting resilience and memory from frontline towns.

Paris opens “Oleksandr Murashko: Light and Shadow of Ukrainian Modernism” at UNESCO, celebrating the centennial of the Ukrainian master’s impact and restoring his art’s voice on the global stage.

Lviv’s Sheptytskyy Museum reopens with expanded Ukrainian art and sacred relics, honoring Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytskyy’s legacy and showcasing rare works and personal artifacts in a revitalized cultural centerpiece.

Breaking cultural shift: Ukraine’s biggest ballet company abroad cancels its planned Swan Lake production — a project once set to tour now officially dismantled.

A heartfelt tribute to Ukrainian artists, actors and cultural figures who set aside careers to defend their homeland and paid the ultimate price — their stories of courage live on. EMPR.media