Two researchers in exile launch an anti-war exhibition offering a space for empathy, pain, solidarity and questions many of which remain unanswered

A Belarusian writer Golya z Opolya talks about her debut book, the importance of knowing one’s kin and language as a way to resist colonization.

This work is a part of the cycle about large-scale geopolitical upheavals: military conflicts, pandemics, protest waves, remaking of the world order, cultural revolutions–by way of example of the turbulent times in the Eastern European region

The unexpected broadcasting of Swan Lake came to symbolise the beginning of the fall of the Soviet Union

Siberian counter-memory art activist on »Russian guilt«, motherland, and »despite« mode

Care as an art practice and a way to collaboration with other-than-humans