Завершили перший етап відбору на участь в програмі «розсіяне засіяне». Це — вже третє коло програми для осмислення спільнотних зв’язків та спільнотних напруг між митцями та мисткинями, які залишилися в Україні та які виїхали через війну. В межах цієї програми ми спільно з Асортиментною кімнатою й Стипендією імені Антонена Арто та за підтримкою Фонду Роберта […]

We have concluded the second round of the Scattered Communities programme, which we run together with Asortymentna Kimnata  and which serves as a space for rethinking connections within the Ukrainian art community in Ukraine and abroad. Here we share how and with what we worked this year, and what came out of it. Within the […]

Insha Osvita with support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung in partnership with proto produkciia, Asortymentna kimnata, Antonin Artaud Fellowship and Opera Aperta seeking cultural professionals from Europe who are interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and making contacts for future common projects.  We invite you on the week of 9-15 […]

The ВІЛЬНО/VILNO is a program created to support veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war who have experience in the educational and cultural sectors in their recovery and return to civilian life.  In the third round, we expanded the program and invited active servicemen and servicewomen to participate, specifically those who continue their cultural, educational, and artistic […]

Theatre director, activist, and Artistic Director of Wiener Festwochen, Milo Rau, will visit Kyiv at the invitation of Opera aperta and proto produkciia. His visit will be part of the global campaign for art and democracy RESISTANCE NOW!. This global initiative, which originated within the framework of the Vienna Festival, unites all cultural and civil society actors […]

We have launched a new project, “Culture Helps Solidarity / Культура допомагає: Солідарність”, funded by the Creative Europe program and running from October 2025 to March 2028. Its goal is to support Ukrainian artists and cultural practitioners in sustaining their work, resilience, and connection to communities — during the war and in its aftermath. Building […]

Insha Osvita with support of the Robert Bosch Stiftung in partnership with proto produkciia, Opera Aperta, Asortymentna kimnata and Antonin Artaud Fellowship seeking cultural professionals from Europe who are interested in getting to know the current artistic context in Ukraine and making contacts for future common projects.  We invite you on the week of 24-30 […]

Within the VILNO / ВІЛЬНО program, veterans who worked in culture or education prior to their service receive financial, legal, and/or psychological support, and take part in networking activities. In July, our fellows received microgrants to implement their cultural or educational projects. There are 13 projects in total — and here they are: Mykola Velychko […]

The ВІЛЬНО/VILNO is a program created to support veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war who have experience in the educational and cultural sectors in their recovery and return to civilian life. It provides financial, legal, and/or psychological support, as well as networking opportunities to restore connections with colleagues. In the first round, 10 veterans from various […]

 Scattered Communities is a program for Ukrainian artists living in Ukraine and abroad, launched by Insha Osvita in cooperation with the Asortymentna Kimnata. The focus is on (re)establishing connections in the artistic community, creating a space for dialogue/discussion, and discussing sensitive and uncomfortable issues.  As before, the program provides for participation in online artist talks, […]

The ВІЛЬНО/VILNO program is dedicated to the recovery, adaptation, and reintegration of veterans of the Russian-Ukrainian war who previously worked in the cultural and educational sectors. We aim to support cultural managers, artists, journalists, teachers, and other professionals who seek to return to their professions after being discharged from service. Last year, we supported 10 […]

here are no statistics on this —  how many Ukrainian artists were forced to settle abroad because of the war, how many happily and successfully and how many not so much, how many secretly and how many openly and how many with public condemnation. How many still plan to return, and how many are unlikely […]