Ukraine House in Denmark

Save the dates for November 🍂 we will be happy to see you!

🌾 Join us for an enlightening event as part of the Heart of Earth exhibition, featuring two panel discussions on the ecological impact on Ukraine's agriculture and ongoing reconstruction efforts. Book your free ticket: shorturl.at/IHaAg

 🎥 Catch a special screening of the award-winning Ukrainian film "Klondike". ⏰ October 30 at 17:00 📍 Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen After the film, join us for a conversation with the director Maryna Er Gorbach. Synopsis: The story of a Ukrainian family living on the border between Russia and Ukraine at the beginning of the war. Irka refuses to leave her home even when the village is occupied by armed forces. Soon after, they find themselves at the center of an international plane MH17 crash disaster on July 17, 2014. Get your tickets via the link  https://shorturl.at/irPUQ

On October 23, explore “Shared Histories: Ukrainian-Jewish and Danish-Jewish Relations Through Time” in partnership with Humanity in Action. The event features a film screening and expert panel discussion on the intertwined histories of these communities. 🕔 17:00 – 20:00 📍 Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, Copenhagen Schedule: 17:00 – Welcome & introduction 17:10 – Film screening: Voices in the Void 17:30 – Panel discussion with intercultural experts 19:00 – Wine & networking Get your tickets via the link https://shorturl.at/qxMgi

Tak til Danwatch og forfatteren Lasse Egeris for at fremhæve Mystetskyi Arsenal Heart of Earth-udstillingen hos Ukraine House in Denmark. Artiklen dykker ned i, hvordan russiske angreb på Ukraines landbrug har påvirket den globale fødevareforsyning som beskrevet her: "Ukraines jord blev med ét forvandlet til en endnu større krigsskueplads. Markerne tungt mineret, kornsiloer sprængt, korn stjålet, korn brændt og handelsruter blokeret i målrettede russiske angreb, som fik både fødevarepriser og politiske konsekvenser globalt til at stige mærkbart." Vi sætter stor pris på Danwatch's dækning og Nataliya Popovych indsigt, hvor hun bemærker: "Vi forsøger at placere Ukraine på det mentale og kulturelle verdenskort. Ukraine har en stærk historie – rig på musik, litteratur og kunst, der bliver overskygget af russisk imperialisme." Udstillingen fremhæver kunstneriske værker, der skildrer Ukraines land og dets historie som beskrevet her: "Værkerne varierer lige fra malerier af de ukrainske afgrøder, som er blevet revet op ved roden. Til skildringer af de døde kroppe, den ukrainske jord gennem tiden har opslugt – og til en skaldet, død pind, der på grund af den fertile ukrainske jord har formået at spire." Besøg vores udstilling og oplev, hvordan ukrainske kunstnere udtrykker deres virkelighed gennem kunst, som Nataliia Popovych siger: "De kan ikke isolere det politiske i deres liv. De har ikke valgt det, det er kommet til dem." Læs mere i Danwatch’s artikel af Lasse Egeris her: https://lnkd.in/e5XUAEb8

The "Heart of Earth" exhibition tackles serious global issues such as food security and the impact of the war in Ukraine on climate change, all told through the personal perspectives and stories of 17 contemporary Ukrainian artists. To get a glimpse of these narratives and a deeper understanding of the exhibition's message, join a guided tour with Ukraine House in Denmark curator Katya Stukalova on October 26. Register via link https://shorturl.at/v3lKO

On October 26th at 17:00 we invite you to the presentation of the book "There is a Land Beyond Perekop", which shows Crimea from a different perspective.

Come to an insightful event as part of the “Heart of Earth” exhibition, featuring two panel discussions that delve into the ecological impact of Russia's aggression on Ukraine's agriculture and the ongoing reconstruction efforts.

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🎶 Join us for an intimate evening with the music of Victoria Vita Poleva and an artist talk at Ukraine House! On Friday, October 25th at 17:00, immerse yourself in the powerful compositions of Ukrainian musicians, followed by a conversation with the composer herself, moderated by Nataliia Popovych, chairperson of Ukraine House. 📍 Gammel Dok, Strandgade 27B, 1401 Copenhagen K Co-organized by Nielsen Saloner, this event is a unique opportunity to experience profound music and connect with its creator. Register via the link: https://shorturl.at/O8hZY