London Ukrainian Review

A special publication of the Ukrainian Institute London

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London Ukrainian Review is a special publication of the Ukrainian Institute London.

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Dedicated to the three decades of Ukraine’s independence, it discusses the challenges of climate and sustainability, achievements in cinema, literature, and academia, while looking ahead to what Ukraine has to offer to the world.

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The Ukrainian Institute London hopes that this special publication will grow into a journal of culture, ideas, and new writing that will tackle global challenges through the prism of Ukraine while adopting a distinctly internationalist perspective on the Ukrainian past and present.

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We are inspired by Ukraine’s position as a gateway to Europe, a cultural crossroads, and a treasure trove of resistance strategies. We aim to open up the diversity of Ukrainian perspectives and experiences to new international audiences.

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If you wish to see regular issues of the London Ukrainian Review covering an array of topics – from literature and art to politics and the environment, through a variety of forms, including intellectual essay, reportage, poetry, short fiction and visual art – please support us by making a donation to our crowdfunding campaign.

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Ukraine on Screen: Films of Independence

Vitaly Chernetsky

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Far from Paris: Ukrainian Literature and Independence

Uilleam Blacker

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Life after Coal: Ukraine’s Climate Challenge

Anna Ackermann

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Ukraine as an Object of Knowledge: The State of Ukrainian Studies

Sasha Dovzhyk

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The War of Memory: Olena Stiazhkina’s Cecil the Lion’s Death Made Sense

Mariana Matveichuk

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Ukrainian Ballet Gala: Bringing Ukraine’s Culture to the World

Luke Stamps

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Ukraine at 30

Olesya Khromeychuk, Sasha Dovzhyk, and Iryna Shuvalova

Part I: How to Love Your Homeland Properly by Olesya Khromeychuk

Part II: An Abundance of Emptiness by Sasha Dovzhyk

Part III: The ‘Mova’ I Live In by Iryna Shuvalova

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