A legacy of icon and miniature painting from Eastern Europe makes a great migration to the Phyllis Weston Gallery in O’Bryonville. Painters David Miretsky and Svetlana Derenshuk perplex and dazzle with quirky scenes of domestic life in Uniquely Ukraine, on display through March 31. In 1975 Da
With the Euro-2012 being little more than a year away, Ukraine has finally began to think about the country’s image, symbols, logos, and slogans. Naturally, things like this are not done overnight and creating a country’s brand requires a joint effort of marketing experts, managers, and stat
Ukrainian sociologists are outraged by irresponsible statements by their colleagues Yevhen Golovakha about possible legalization of same sex marriages in Ukraine. On the beginning of January 2011 Mr. Golovakha in interview to Krayina-Weekly said: — Ukrainians now respond calmer to homosexual
The 70th anniversary of the birth of the legendary actor, film director and playwright Ivan Mykolaichuk (June 15, 1941 – August 3, 1987) is a reason to recall important Ukrainian achievements. Mykolaichuk entered world cinema history owing to the film Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors — a record br
After the Orange Revolution many Ukrainian gay boys hoped that the political changes taking place in their country would promptly lead to EU membership talks. At the very least they expected that the pro-Western course proclaimed by the Yushchenko administration would see Ukraine move towards Europe
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