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Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

{a_thumbnail limit="1"} Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

Serhiy Zhadan’s The Orphanage is a powerful novel on the experience of war in Ukraine | Calvert Reads

Enter Through The Balcony is a tender love letter to the microcosmic worlds of makeshift balconies | Film of the Week

2 September 2021

Stay up to date with Russian contemporary art with @pluralmag.ru

1 September 2021

Foto Tallinn 2021: experimental photography from the Baltics and beyond

1 September 2021

Behind the surreal, satirical lens of Binka Zhelyazkova, Bulgaria’s prolific female director

Letter from the Sarajevo Film Festival: how cinema brought new life to the heart of Bosnia and Herzegovina

2 poems about migration, love and war by Bosnian poet Goran Simić

Balabanov’s ganster film ‘Brat’ shook, explained and defined 90s Russia | Film of the Week

Follow a photo archive of 20th-century Moldovan life on Instagram

Video game Gorbachev: how the Soviet Union’s final leader became a 90s retro gaming legend

Svetlana Alexievich: where to start with her literature

7 highlights not to miss from the Sarajevo Film Festival 2021

Tartu’s Snail Tower is a spiral-shaped postmodern tribute to eternity | Concrete Ideas

Nureyev lifts the curtain on the ecstasy and tragedy of Russia’s greatest male ballet dancer | Film of the Week

Join the Instagram account fighting to save Ukraine’s modernist heritage

Marx on the beach: the forgotten story of Yugoslavia’s rebel communist summer school

Yugoslavia meets Silicon Valley in post-apocalyptic video game

Tashkent’s Chorsu Bazaar blends Islamic architecture with 20th-century modernism | Concrete Ideas

How food entrepreneurs are reforging Kazakhstani cuisine with a global twist

Viktor Timofeev’s experimental album is an unsettling ode to digital alienation

Surrealist novel The Fleeting City takes down Armenia’s social taboos | Calvert Reads

Georgia’s receding glaciers inspire breathtaking ambient album

Diary for My Children by Márta Mészáros is a paramount portrayal of life in communist Hungary | Film of the Week

Fly over a former radio station in Kaunas with a hypnotic acid set by Less Feeling

Meet the Instagram fashionistas of Turkmenistan

365 days of resistance: an art installation in Estonia pays tribute to Belarus’ political prisoners

Anton Chekhov: where to start with his literature

In a series of merged portraits, Uzbek designer J.Kim celebrates our shared connections

Almaty’s Arman Cinema is an ode to modernist architecture in turbulent times | Concrete Ideas

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