Ukraine: A History of Art in the Face of War

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Introduction

Bertrand Cosnet, Dominique de Font-Réaulx and Igor Sokologorsky, Ukraine. A history of art in the face of war

Perspectives

Jannic Durand, The first Christian buildings in kyiv

Jean-Claude Marcade, On some distinctive features of the Ukrainian school

Fabien Bellat, The reconstruction of kyiv under Stalin. between denial of the Ukrainian style and declared triumphalism

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Katja Bernhardt, Robert Born, Mateusz Kapustka, Antje Kempe, Aleksandra Lipinska et Beate Störtkuhl, Blind spots in art history? The example of Ukraine

Studies

Enguerrand Lascols, From Trocadero to Mucem. Ukrainian heritage in French national collections

Stefaniia Demchuk and Illia Levchenko, Ukrainian baroque : Art, Myth and National Identity

Emma Catwoman, French Architects and Engineers in 18th-Century Eastern Europe : Migrations to the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Ukraine

Maria Taroutina, Painting Ukraine : Authenticity, Identity and Anti-Imperial Aesthetics in the Art of Ilya Repin

Alexandra Keiser, Archipenko and Ukraine : Considerations on a Multilayered History

Alisa Lozhkina, A photographer Named death : An Underdeveloped Negative of Biography

Kateryna Filyuk, From a Pine Tree to a Telegraph Pole : The Photojournalism of Iryna Pap

Nadia Bernard-Kovalchuk, Photography and ideology. Subversive strategies of the Kharkiv school of photography (1971-1991)

Oksana Karpovets, Defiant Bodies : Emancipatory Trends in Ukrainian Society through the Prism of Video Art (1991-2020)

Ada Ackerman, For a deferred look. The art of Mykola Ridnyi

Chronicles

Dominique de Font-Réaulx, Boris Mikhaïlov, From”Blaue Horse” Till Now days, 1965-2022

Denise Borlee, Wilhelm Voge, The Origins of the Monumental Style in the Middle Ages