An exhibition was opened in Rivne to convey information to the city’s residents about buildings in the city of the interwar period. The organizers say that they tried to present the most interesting, from the standpoint of architectural stylistics, buildings of the 1920s-1930s which survived in the urban landscape. The exhibition was presented on Saturday, 22 August in the building of the union of artists at 16 July Street.
On 30 August, in commemoration of the Rivne City Day, the Mysterious Dungeons of Rivne project was opened in the city’s Shevchenko Park. Because of the quarantine, this event wasn’t broadly announced and the number of visitors was restricted. The opening ceremony started at 8 p.m. Read more
House of Europe presents the project of a mobile “representative office” that will travel across Ukraine Read more
A city project begins with an idea, and it can be built even during a quarantine. The participants of the IV ARCHIKIDZ! All-Ukrainian Festival of Architecture for Children proved that. During 20 days of the festival, from 27 June to 23 July, they created 20 unique architectural projects. A separate team worked on each of these projects. This year, the children’s architectural festival did take place despite quarantine restrictions, but in a new format. Master classes were held off/online in a large pavilion at the Exhibition of Achievements of the National Economy (EANE), where the atmosphere of creativity and inspiration reigned every day. Read more
The interactive map for people with reduced mobility Provodnik helps to find optimal and safest routes in Ukrainian cities. Users can add to the map sites with photos and comments, as well as assess the degree of their accessibility. Read more
The civilization of any society is determined by its attitude to the weakest. The crisis caused by COVID-19 has revealed the most acute problems of the Ukrainian society, in particular, vulnerable groups of population have been affected. Read more
The National Anticorruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) launched an interactive computer game titled “Investigation conducted by the NABU”. More than 2100 persons have already tried themselves in the role of a detective. Read more
Thanks to the DOCU/CLUB project, human rights documentaries from all around the world can now be watched even in small towns and villages of Ukraine. It is popularized in schools, libraries, community organizations and correctional colonies. Read more
Three Ukrainian publishers have already been funded to translate high-quality European literature in Ukraine, and 18 books by Ukrainian authors have been translated and published in Europe with the support of the programme. Here are some of them. Read more
Quarantine and isolation are a great time to find inspiration to realize all creative ideas. Especially when you can gain new experience, test yourself and even change the world for the better thanks to your talent. Read more
