Explaining Ukraine

Ep. № 99: Culture and imperialism in Eastern Europe – with Olesia Ostrovska-Liuta

May 18, 2022

45:52

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Is That a Russian Hypocrisy?

03:19

Are There Any Voices in Russia Who Can Do This Job?

04:00

We Are in the Situation When We Can Reflect

02:44

Introduction

2min

Art Arsenal - A Remarkable Institution

3min

Why Russian Empire Needed a Fortress and an Arsenal

3min

Is That a Russian Hypocrisy?

3min

Are There Any Voices in Russia Who Can Do This Job?

4min

Do You Agree With Theopan Prokopovitch?

3min

Contemporary Art, Contemporary Art of the 20th Century

4min

Is There a Difference Between Modernity and Tradition?

3min

The Need to Be Differential in Music

3min

10.

Contemporary Ukranian Art and Culture

3min

11.

The New Ukranian Wave

2min

12.

Is It Possible to Enrich the European and Global Cultures?

3min

13.

A Ucranian Cultural Scene Is Really Blundering

4min

14.

We Are in the Situation When We Can Reflect

3min

15.

Ukranian Culture

3min

How can we rethink cultural imperialism and colonialism today? How can Russian imperialism be described? Is the Ukrainian culture part of the European heritage? Volodymyr Yermolenko, chief editor of UkraineWorld.org, spoke to Olesia Ostrovska-Liuta, director of Mystetskyi Arsenal (Art Arsenal), one of the most reputable Ukrainian cultural institutions. This episode is made with support of the Delegation of the European Union to Ukraine. UkraineWorld.org is brought to you by Internews Ukraine. Support us at patreon.com/ukraineworld