#ukraineculture — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #ukraineculture, aggregated by home.social.
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Mezha: Porohy launches open archive in Prague to preserve three decades of Ukrainian discourse. “In Prague, Porohy.cz launched a media portal with an open online archive of the Ukrainian cultural-political magazine ‘Porohy,’ which has been published in the Czech Republic since 1993.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/04/01/mezha-porohy-launches-open-archive-in-prague-to-preserve-three-decades-of-ukrainian-discourse/ -
AFP: Czech ‘arks’ help preserve Ukraine’s cultural heritage. “The National Museum in Prague on Tuesday unveiled a van containing a 3D scanning device that will soon travel to war-ravaged Ukraine to help preserve its cultural artifacts.”
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Mezha: Ukraine Approves New Museum Item Evacuation Procedure During Martial Law. “The government approved the procedure for evacuating museum items during martial law, proposed by the Ministry of Culture. This was announced on February 18 by Minister Tetiana Berezhna. According to the Ministry of Culture, the document was developed based on an analysis of evacuation practices over the past […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/22/mezha-ukraine-approves-new-museum-item-evacuation-procedure-during-martial-law/ -
Odessa Journal: The board of directors of the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Foundation has appointed its leadership and defined areas of work. “The Board of Directors of the Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Foundation (UCHF) held its first meeting, during which it appointed its leadership and outlined future areas of work, the Ministry of Culture reported.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/21/odessa-journal-the-board-of-directors-of-the-ukrainian-cultural-heritage-foundation-has-appointed-its-leadership-and-defined-areas-of-work/ -
Radio Free Europe: Archaeologists Launch ‘Virtual Museum’ To Ukraine’s Ancient Heritage. “An online museum launched on February 18 aims to make Ukraine’s heritage accessible to the public, while many of the featured treasures remain impossible to view in person. The virtual exhibition, titled Our Land, Our Story: Crossroads of History, will display 25 3-D scans of historic objects, many of […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/18/radio-free-europe-archaeologists-launch-virtual-museum-to-ukraines-ancient-heritage/ -
Intent Press: Operational Command “South” opened a virtual museum. “The virtual museum is dedicated to the units that are now part of the operational command ‘South’. Currently, the museum has five virtual halls dedicated to the 17th, 19th and 20th Army Corps, the 30th Marine Corps and the Odesa Operational and Tactical Group.”
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Mezha: Russian Forces Steal 23,000 Artifacts from Kherson Regional Museum. “According to the museum, during the city’s occupation by Russian troops, about 23,000 museum items were stolen from the Kherson Regional Museum…. The occupiers tore tablets from the displays, even stealing models of ancient settlements. Late Paleolithic and Neolithic artifacts, unique artifacts of the Early Metal […]
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Rubryka: Solutions from Ukraine: Krushelnytska Museum digitizes 500 exhibits, unveils innovative digital platform for Ukrainian museums. “The Solomiia Krushelnytska Music and Memorial Museum in Lviv, at 23 S. Krushelnytska Street, has unveiled an innovative digital platform for Ukrainian museums, with the first 500 items from its collection now available for public viewing and study.”
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Ukrinform: Nearly 1,600 cultural heritage sites destroyed or damaged in Ukraine since war started. “As of September 25, 2025, as many as 1,599 cultural heritage sites and 2,415 cultural infrastructure facilities in Ukraine have been destroyed or damaged as a result of Russia’s full-scale aggression. That is according to the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine, Ukrinform […]
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Odessa Journal: In Mykolaiv, 300 exhibits from the collections of two museums will be digitized. “The digital collection will include items from the funds of the Mykolaiv Regional Art Museum named after Vereshchagin and the Mykolaiv Regional Museum of Local History. According to the MY ART Platform, the collection features 20th-century paintings by famous Ukrainian artists such as Oleksandr […]
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Odessa Journal: Odesa Opera House begins digitization with support from Ukrainian Cultural Foundation. “A large-scale project has begun in Odessa with the support of the Ukrainian Cultural Foundation — ‘HERITAGE. Digital. Odesa Opera House’ — aimed at digitizing the Odesa National Academic Opera and Ballet Theatre, the first opera house built in Ukraine.”
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The Baltic Times: Online Museum of Traditional Art of Ukraine – KROVETS has resumed its work at krovets.ua. “The platform KROVETS offers users unique access to over 3,800 digitized exhibits of Ukrainian traditional art. These relate to numerous samples of clothing, ceramics, embroidery and other household items that reflect the richness of Ukrainian culture. The online museum provides an […]
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Odessa Journal: Archaika specialists and the Odessa Archaeological Museum have digitized the Odessa catacombs. “A portion of Odessa’s catacombs, specifically the quarries of Moldavanka, has been digitized by the team from the public organization ‘Archaika’ and experts from the Odessa Archaeological Museum. This was reported by the organization on Instagram.”