Ukraine

“If Something Happens, the Sign of the Red Cross Will Not Save You. Not in This War.” Zaborona Visited Donbas Together With the Evacuation Mission. That’s How It Was
Reparations for Poland: Why Is Germany against It and What Should Russia Prepare For? Analysis of Zaborona
The Journalist Support Fund 2402 gets an Advisory Board: who are there and what will be done
A Portfolio of Spies, Independence Through the “Eyes” of a Compact Camera, and the Black-White War in Ukraine. Seven Books That Will Immerse You in the World of Vernacular Photography
Zaborona was Banned in Russia Due to Hacks About Molotov Cocktails
A Cure for Colonial Trauma: What Is Decolonization and What Do Ukrainians Have to Do With It?
“God Burned Sodom and Gomorrah for Homosexuality, and the Guys Are Afraid That Mines Will Fall on Them Because They Are in the Same Subdivision as You”: Openly Gay Oleksandr Zhuhan About Serving in the Army
“An AI-Generated Photo Will Lead to a Situation Where Everyone Shows Everything until They Start to Lose Track of What Is True and What Is Not.” Interview with a Professor at the Center of Photography about Fake Photos
“I Was Lying in a Hospital on Fire and I Thought I Didn’t Want to Die.” Zaborona Spoke With a Mariupol Resident, Whose Story May Resemble a Disaster Movie. Here It Is
To Say the Most Secret Things, Confess and Be Seen and Heard, to Make It Easier for a Minute
Portrait of Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit in the museum hut. Photo: Pavlo Bishko / Zaborona
Hutsul Macondo. Zaborona Visited the Museum of Paraska Plytka-Horytsvit, Which Is Called the Ukrainian Homer and Vivian Maier — And Fell Into the World of Magical Realism
The majestic culture is majestic at the expense of 22 republics. The curator, Katya Taylor, explains in her column about Russia’s colonization of Ukrainian culture and how museums can help counter it