Ukraine - Finestre sull'Arte

Rome and Odessa united to protect cultural heritage threatened by war

Rome and Odessa have officially launched a collaboration for the protection of cultural heritage, signing a protocol of intent that marks the beginning of a common path on the cultural and institutional level. The initiative, which directly involves ...
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Odessa, Ukraine scholar: "They want to wear us down. But we resist, also thanks to art."

The city of Odessa has not remained on the sidelines of the war that Russia has unleashed against Ukraine, quite the contrary: the city overlooking the Black Sea is under constant attack with drones with which the invaders are trying to wear down the...
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UNESCO: "Concern over damage to St. Sophia Cathedral after attack on Kiev"

UNESCO has expressed deep concern over the situation of the Kyiv World Heritage Site : St. Sophia Cathedral and related monastic buildings, Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, following the missile attack launched by the Russian Federation on June 10, 2025. The dam...
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Russia out of ICOM: association calls for expulsion

Get Russia out of ICOM, or the International Council of Museums , the world's leading representative body for museums : calling for this is a French nonprofit association, "Pour l'Ukraine, pour leur liberté et la nôtre," which published ...
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Milan is enriched by Giant Sunflower, Mauro Seresini's flower for Ukraine

Against a dramatic backdrop, an imposing three-meter-high sculpture has made its way into Milan's Library of Trees, where the war in Ukraine seems to materialize through a symbol that evokes both hope and suffering. (Un)forgotten Ukraine - A symbol o...
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Bucha, two years after the massacre a mural by an Italian street artist to be reborn

Two years after the tragic March 2022 event that marked Bucha, the scene of a horrendous massacre of civilians by Russian forces occupyingUkraine, the city is also trying to rise again with art, with a message of hope, represented in the new mural Tr...
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Heavenly engineering against the horrors of war: Ukrainian Aljoscha's "Brain Paradise"

Aljoscha (1974), born in Ukraine as Oleksii Potupin, is a visual artist known for his large-scale conceptual installations that explore concepts related to biology, life theory, and bioism, which represents a utopian ideal for the creation of new for...
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UNESCO launches program to support Ukrainian women artists forced to leave their country

UNESCO is launching a program to support Ukrainian women artists who have been forced to flee their country due to war, in partnership with the NGO Artists at Risk. The program will allow them and their children to be hosted and cared for by acultura...
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