Putin's decree to permanently occupy four regions of Ukraine means thousands of artefacts will become property of Russia

Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, exhibitors at the third edition of Georgia's premier commercial art event hoped to dispel the idea that the nation "exists on the periphery of Russia”

Doroshenko, a Chicagoan of Ukrainian heritage, was the founding president of the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv and was the commissioner of the country’s Venice Biennale pavilion three times

PEN America’s Artists at Risk Connection, with funds from the Frankenthaler and Warhol foundations, has given more than $180,000 in grants to help affected artists with emergency needs and to keep practising

Dating from the ninth to the 13th century, the stelae were once considered sacred

“Understandably” no Ukrainian dealers applied to take part in the tenth anniversary edition of the Moscow fair

Founded in 2004, MacDougall's was the first international auction house to have representatives in Moscow and Kyiv

Sunseed Art platform offers downloadable images reflecting 'resistance and resilience'

The International Council of Museums has worked with Interpol to create the list, with border patrols on "high alert" to seize art stolen from Ukrainian museums—but is it too late?

The International Council of Museums says revised protocol will allow it to more readily “address conflicts”—and could lead to the expulsion of Russia from the organisation

Yevgeny Roizman, who established the Nevyansk Icon Museum in Yekaterinburg, was until yesterday the last prominent opposition politician in Russia to not have been arrested for speaking out against the war

Exhibition builds on a project to document Ukraine's monumental and contested public art created during Soviet era

The Hnatyshyn Foundation will confer awards to ten displaced Ukrainian artists and ten Canadian artists of Ukrainian descent

"The Ukrainian Way" was scheduled for 3-11 September with an accompanying auction of physical works and NFTs

On view in 16 cities Polish cities, the exhibition shows the "shocking" similarity between the contemporary and historical pictures

While my past purchases are lined up for a professional clean, it is the current damage of international cultural relations that seem most in need of a fix

The 2028 edition of the nomadic European exhibition would strengthen the country's cultural scene

Signs of the Russia-Ukraine conflict are everywhere in Latvia—and there's a growing number of culturally disenfranchised citizens, too

Some say the images, alongside First Lady Olena Zelenska, are in poor taste as the battle with Russia continues while others argue it will promote Ukraine's cause

A photograph of the "egg" has yet to be released, leading to heightened speculation

The show at Fridman Gallery features the work of artists who have faced emotional and logistical difficulties due to war

Private museum opens doors for first time since Russia invaded Ukraine

Russian officials in Switzerland say they are “outraged” by LGBTQ connection and “war criminal” label

As Russia's war continues, conservation is proving impossible—but heritage groups, priests and volunteers are doing their best to document the destruction

Cultural understanding “cancelled” as Russia withdraws from 1998 memorandum and museums wind down “all direct communications and collaborative work”

Andrey Kezzyn recounts how hearing a tale of two lovers separated by the war spurred him to remake the famous art historical image

Born in the Soviet Union, the artist reflects on how works by her and husband Ilya have taken on new meaning since the war

St. Petersburg museum also announces “a one-year moratorium on exhibitions in Europe and the US”

The initiative marks 30 years of formal cultural relations between the two countries