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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

Set in sunlit Georgia, Comets is a quiet film about enduring love | Film of the week

27 January 2022

The ‘Buryatologist’: dive into the rich history of Buryatia and Mongolia on Instagram

26 January 2022

This horror trilogy was an artist’s attempt to overcome grief

25 January 2022

Malevich’s avant-garde shapes transformed into jewellery

25 January 2022

The end of Istropolis: the modernist Slovak landmark doomed to demolition | Concrete Ideas

24 January 2022

The Books of Jacob by Olga Tokarczuk — ambitious, daring, encyclopaedic

24 January 2022

Inside the studio where tattoos are modern art

21 January 2022

‘The sun rises like a knife:’ 2 poems by Latvian poet Agnese Rutkēviča

21 January 2022

The unlikely story of a pickles ad that became an award-winning film

20 January 2022

Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania is a groundbreaking diaristic documentary on homecoming | Film of the Week

20 January 2022

Svetlana Alexievich named among Forbes 50 over 50 list

19 January 2022

Czech Poster Gallery: delve into the extraordinary world of vintage film posters

19 January 2022

Olga Tokarczuk: how I wrote The Books of Jacob

19 January 2022

Just leave me alone: this space in St Petersburg is a heaven for introverted art lovers

18 January 2022

Reclaiming the legacy of Anna Bunina, Russia’s first woman poet

18 January 2022

Chekhov on screen: 6 unmissable film adaptations

17 January 2022

Embracing modernism in Slovenia's only mosque | Concrete Ideas

17 January 2022

‘Here you can listen to the sound of Wi-Fi:’ 2 poems by Latvian poet Elvira Bloma

14 January 2022

Aliona van der Horst explores the life and death of poet Boris Ryzhy | Film of the week

13 January 2022

Join the Instagram artists and ethnographers exploring the Islamic world

13 January 2022

Reviving Czechoslovakia’s Super Special Sneakers

12 January 2022

Fake Njuz: as Serbian media struggles, one satire site is speaking truth to power

11 January 2022

The South Czech Philharmonic Concert Hall gets a second, minimalist life | Concrete Ideas

10 January 2022

Witty and frank: Wislawa Szymborska’s book How to Start Writing (and When to Stop) | Calvert Reads

Dead Mountaineer’s Hotel is an Estonian sci-fi mystery set among snowy vistas | Film of the Week

Ukrainian artist Hanne Zaruma satirises our modern-day vices

Ukraine’s Culture Minister blames Netflix for Emily in Paris stereotype

Explore Uzbekistan’s greatest landmark — via Minecraft

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