61. Ukraine - Culture In Canada - Visual Arts, Museums And Indian And Inuit Art Stan Douglas and Jana Sterbak. Arts and Cultural Industries Arts Scene Heritage Canada News from ukraine. Flag of ukraine. Elections ukraine http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/ukraine/cultureincanada3-en.asp

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62. - EN. Ukrainian Search System. Search In Ukraine. Ukrainian culture links concerning Ukrainian culture collection. Modern Art of ukraine Register of cultural workers and organizations; news; http://meta-ukraine.com/en/topics.asp?t=255

63. Category:Ukrainian Culture - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For more information, see the article about culture of ukraine. Subcategories. There are 4 subcategories to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Ukrainian_culture

Category:Ukrainian culture From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For more information, see the article about Culture of Ukraine Subcategories There are 7 subcategories to this category. A Ukrainian art C Ukrainian cuisine L Ukrainian language Languages of Ukraine M Ukrainian music R Religion in Ukraine U Ukrainian Canadian culture Articles in category "Ukrainian culture" There are 13 articles in this category. Culture of Ukraine D Duma (epic) F Ivan Fyodorov (printer) Flag of Ukraine K Kamianets-Podilskyi Kiev Opera L Lysa Hora (paranormal) P Peresopnytsia Gospel Pisanka P cont. Pysanka R Razom Nas Bahato, Nas Ne Podolaty U Ukrainian Wikipedia Ukrainian stone stela Retrieved from " http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Ukrainian_culture Categories Ukraine European culture ... Culture by country Views Category Discussion Edit this page History Personal tools Create account / log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Donations Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages ... Permanent link In other languages Espa±ol This page was last modified 23:03, 20 September 2005.

64. Ukrainian Research Institute, Harvard University “Rock culture and Rock Music in ukraine.” Rocking the State “culture Change and Educational Leadership in Kiev, ukraine.” Diss. Biola U. Kemp, Philip. http://www.huri.harvard.edu/lib/bibliography/cont3.html

Bibliographies Culture Akinsha, Konstantin. “Kiev: Whose Gold?” ARTnews 91.3 (Mar.): 39. “Buy, But Don’t Export.” ARTnews 92.5 (May): 37. “Ukraine: The Martinchiki.” ARTnews 92.5 (May): 118. Arel, Dominique. “A Lurking Cascade of Assimilation in Kiev?” Post-Soviet Affairs 12.1 (Jan.-Mar.): 73-90. Averianova, Irina. “Pyrrhic Victory: The Feminization of Higher Education in Ukraine.” The Harriman Review Bahry, Romana. “Rock Culture and Rock Music in Ukraine.” Rocking the State: Rock Music and Politics in Eastern Europe and Russia Ed. Sabrina Petra Ramet. Boulder, CO: Westview. Baley, Virko. “Boris Lyatoshynsky and Ukrainian Opera: Etudes toward an Essay.” Opera Journal 27.3 (Sept.): 12-18. Bilaniuk, Laada. “Diglossia in Flux: Language and Ethnicity in Ukraine.” Texas Linguistic Forum “Speaking of Surzhyk : Ideologies and Mixed Languages.”

65. Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute HUSI was my first real exposure to Ukrainian culture. It prepared me well for a stay in ukraine, it changed my whole course of study. http://www.huri.harvard.edu/husi_alumni.html

Alumni Club Alumni On Their Experience Latest from Alumni Alumni On Their Experience at Harvard Ukrainian Summer Institute HUSI offered me a uniquely gratifying opportunity to meet students from all walks of life and share intellectually and culturally enriching experiences both inside and outside the classroom. I will always treasure the friendships I made and the memories of evening seminars, musical events, field trips, and other social functions. In fact, I had such a wonderful time that I went back, and I must say that the second time was even more memorable than the first. Andrew Hogan (USA), HUSI-88/89 My summer school experience opened up vistas that after many years had a wonderful impact on my life. It was energizing, intellectually compelling, a socially rewarding! No better way to spend a summer. Fr. Borys Gudziak (USA), Rector, Lviv Theological Academy. Ph.D., HUSI-77 The HUSI stands out as the most rewarding and most unforgettable experience I have had. Cool language, dynamic course syllabus, qualified instructors, supportive stuff if this is what you are looking for in a language program, you do not have to look any further. And as a wonderful bonus, you will also get a diverse extracurricular cultural program that not only immerses you completely into the world of the Ukrainians, but also makes the summer institute a very pleasurable and enriching experience. I am not just recommending this program, I urge everyone, and especially college and graduate students with serious ambitions, to put the HUSI on their priority list for this summer.

66. SEELRC : Ukrainian Webliography Collection of links to sites related to ukraine and Ukrainian culture. Ukrainian culture and Geneology. An extremely deep online resource with head topics http://seelrc.org/webliography/ukrainian.ptml

SEELRC Webliographies Ukrainian Webliography Projects Webliographies E-journal Glossos ... About SEELRC search this site advanced search CURRENT PROJECTS Pick a project Reference Grammars Grammatical Dictionaries Culture Through Film Virtual Petersburg Case and Aspect Books WEBLIOGRAPHIES Pick a language Albanian Armenian Belarusian Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian Bulgarian Czech Georgian Greek Hungarian Macedonian Polish Romanian Russian Slovak Slovenian Turkish Ukrainian Webliographies: Webliographies Home Return To: Webliographies SEELRC Webliographies Albanian Armenian Belarusian Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian ... Ukrainian Ukrainian Ukrainian Language Fonts Introductions Megasites Language Materials ... Universities and Centers of Study Ukrainian Language Fonts Dr. Berlin's Foreign Font Archive "Your One-Stop Cyber-Resource for Foreign Language Typefaces and Keyboard Utilities. The fonts available from this Web site have been collected from many sources and are intended by the authors to be distributed either as shareware (please register with the original authors!), freeware, or they have been placed in the public domain by the authors." Yamada Language Center Font Archive YLC at the University of Oregon provides non-English Font Archive, Font Help Pages, as well as links to Other Font Collections.

67. Ukraine Page Russ 2xxx Russian and Ukrainian culture in Kiev (IP; 4 cr) Increase your knowledge of Russian and Ukrainian culture by studying the traditions, http://www.morris.umn.edu/cerp/abroad/Ukraine.htm

Study Abroad at UMM Your Window to the World Programs Scholarships Health Safety Testimonials Kiev: The Pride of Eastern Europe Ukraine May Session 2005 May 16 - June 3 Program Description Faculty Profile Orientation Credits ... Budget Program Description Experience Russian and Ukrainian life, culture - past and present - in the beautiful and unique city of Kiev. Founded in 500 AD as the center for the Russian Orthodox Church, Kiev became the third largest city in the Soviet Union and today stands at the crossroads between Eastern and Western Europe. Kiev is famous for its spectacular cathedrals, opera houses, ballets, museums and theatres, as well as its nightclubs, casinos, fashionable shops, sidewalk cafes and stylish restaurants. Students will participate in discussions of Russian history and culture, and enjoy both organized activities and ample time to explore the city on their own. Highlights from recent trips included private musical performances, night-trips on the Dneper River, shopping along the "Andriev Descent," where artists well paintings and Ukrainian fold-art, exploration of the catacombs beneath the Pechersk Lavra Monastery, and the nightlife along the "Khreschatyk". Enjoy the temperate Ukrainian climate and inexpensive prices, in this world-class city where roughly half of its three million inhabitants speak English. Lodging Students will live with host families who provide breakfasts and suppers and play a significant role in introducing students to everyday life in Kiev. Up to three students may live with a given family, and all host families live within a short walk of one another so students are never far from the group.

68. Sculptor.Org - Ukrainian Sculptors, Sculpture In The Ukraine EuroScope Paperless Guidebooks ukraine Kyiv Cultural Events Kiev Art Institute -. Artist s Union of ukraine -. ukraine Ministry of culture - http://www.sculptor.org/Countries/Ukraine.htm

Ukrainian Sculptors, Sculpture in the Ukraine Countries: Home Australia Bulgaria Canada ... Sculptors Associations, Groups and Societies Country Background: Embassy of Ukraine - The Ukrainian Embassy in Washington, DC has a web site that will lead you to information on the country, its people, laws, trade, economics, and travel. United States Embassy in Kyiv (Kiev) Ukraine - Some resources, but not as well layed out. The Ukrainian Academy of Arts - a history of the Academy by Dana Bondarenko , a third-year student of the Ukrainian Academy of Arts, also called The Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture, which is situated in Kiev. All the departments admit from 6 to 16 students per year, so now there are about 800 students. Each department has vacancies for foreign students (many of them study here). You may contact the Academy: Smirnova-Lastochkina str., 20 Kiev, Ukraine, 254053 or write to Dana at danochka@yahoo.com if you have questions about the Academy. Sculptors and Galleries: Golden Gates Alexandr Radionov - The works of A.Radionov can be found in the state galleries, public institutions, private galleries and colections in Poland, Bulgaria, USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Hungary, Ukraine and Belarus. Alexandr Radionov lives and works in Kiev, Ukraine.

69. Ukrainian Museum NYC Newsletter - BRAMA of Ukrainian culture, that would reflect the spirit of ukraine and the the remarkable scope and diversity of the Ukrainian culture with its public. http://www.ukrainianmuseum.org/news_majorgift.html

T h e U k r a i n i a n M u s e u m 222 East 6th Street (bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves.) New York, NY 10003 Wed. thru Sun. 11:30 am - 5:00 pm (212) 228-0110 * e-mail: info@UkrainianMuseum.org News archives NEWS MAIN PAGE Morris Sato Studio Creates Innovative Installation for Alexander Archipenko Exhibition (3/27/05) Museum To Begin Operations in New Building (3/21/05) Museum awarded IMLS grant (10/19/04) ... Return to News The Ukrainian Museum Receives Major Gift to Begin Construction of New Building Eugene Shklar (second from left) and his wife Daymel (third from left with flowers) pose with the model of the new Ukrainian Museum with Board of Trustees president Olha Hnateyko (far left), architect George Sawicki (and Museum Director Maria Shust (far right) after a press conference where it was announced that he and his wife Daymel had given $3.5 million dollars for the contruction of a new museum building in New York. Construction is to begin in early 2001. Photo by Ray Stubblebine/Ukrainian Museum. NEW YORK CITY, December 11, 2000 - The Ukrainian Museum today announced that it has received a gift of $3.5 million to begin construction of a new museum building and exhibition facility in lower Manhattan. $1 million of the gift was designated as a challenge grant that will match, dollar for dollar, any additional gifts or grants received by the Museum before the end of 2001. The Ukrainian Museum in New York, founded in 1976, is the world's leading institution in the West devoted to collecting, preserving, presenting and interpreting objects of artistic or historical significance to Ukrainian life and culture.

70. Repair Services travel and tourism industry, into promoting ukraine’s culture and history to the world. which promotes Ukrainian culture, history, art and tourism. http://ukraine-today.com/travel/tours-guide.shtml

"NATION SHOULD MAKE VISITORS WELCOME" Travel and Tourism A Win-Win For Ukraine By E. Morgan Williams The Kyiv Post Kyiv, Ukraine Thursday, July 17, 2002 Realizing how much potential Ukraine has, it is frustrating to see how painfully slow the country has been to tap its vast resources for its own benefit and for the benefit of its people. One wonders when Ukraine will finally wake up, throw off the bonds and lies of the past, open its economic system and move into the future with a sense of vision and hope. Travel and tourism is a win?win situation any way one looks at it. The decision to develop a genuine travel and tourism industry could quickly return huge dividends. This large, beautiful country possesses many outstanding historic, cultural and scenic sites. With so much to see and do, it is time to promote Ukraine. That won’t be easy, though, since promotion is not a skill found in most of the nation, especially in government organizations. Ukraine is an exciting place waiting to be discovered by the world. Most of the world’s millions of yearly travelers and tourists have never been to Ukraine. As part of the Soviet Union, it was until eleven years ago basically a closed country, not really open and not allowed to have its own identity and share it with the rest of the world. Unfortunately, Ukraine still does not have its own tangible identity separate from Russia, and what identity it does have most times is not very positive. But all this should and can change over time if there is a concerted effort and a new vision by the public and private sectors to develop and promote the best Ukraine has to offer. Ukraine is still not really an open country.

71. Welcome To Ukraine The museum was founded by a great enthusiast of Ukrainian culture, Ivan Honchar. His main idea is to promote the values of traditional Ukrainian culture http://www.wumag.kiev.ua/index2.php?param=pgs20052/82

72. Welcome To Ukraine It promotes Ukrainian culture among children of Kyiv who live in a mostly And as a result, many spheres of modern Ukrainian culture are dominated by http://www.wumag.kiev.ua/index2.php?param=pgs20043/114

73. The Green Murmur Of Polissya. Traditional Culture Of Polissya Region, Ukraine. / The Green Murmur of Polissya. Traditional culture of Polissya region, ukraine. Pearls of the Ukrainian culture (5 CDs). http://www.umka.com.ua/eng/catalogue/522/

Tell a friend Print version E-mail us NEW BESTSELLERS RUSLANA CATALOGUE ... SALE!!! There are 571 CDs in our catalogue. Search About us How to order (FAQ) Security Compact discs ... Guestbook DISC OF THE DAY reflection of Universe Price: $6.60 USD NEWSLETTER Artists: A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... V W X Y Z Albums: A B C D ... P Q R S T U ... W X Y Z Catalogue CD-ROM The Green Murmur of Polissya. Traditional culture of Polissya region, Ukraine. Track list Reviews (0) CD "The Green Murmur of Polissya" enlightens almost all the varieties of traditional folk culture of Polissya historical and ethnographic region of Ukraine. 13 sections written by leading scientists researchers, over 400 photos and illustrations, 35 unique songs and musical works recorded during ethnographic expeditions to Polissya villages. We hope that this issue will help you to understand the beauty and mystery pertaining to the enigmatic land of ancient legends, which even now preserves "language, ritual and folk relics of the bygone centuries". The information is from the booklet to a compact disc. Booklet and multimedia part has information on both - Ukrainian and English.

74. Ukrainian Culture ukraine has been developing its own original culture since very early times of its There were periods when Ukrainian culture experienced considerable http://kievukraine.info/ukrainian_culture.htm

Ukrainian Culture Accommodations Business Charity Communications ... Transport Ukraine's Culture and Traditions Ukraine has been developing its own original culture since very early times of its history. There were periods when Ukrainian culture experienced considerable influences of other cultures, notably those of Byzantium and of the Vikings (in the medieval times of Kyivan Rus), but basically it preserved its general original quality. The Old Ukrainian language was used as Latin of Eastern Europe for a period of time. Though oral literature existed in the very early periods of Ukraine's history, written elite literature began to develop from the end of the 10th century, after the adoption of Christianity which gave a big boost for the development of culture in general. The churches of Kyiv - and their number - caused admiration of foreign travellers visiting the city in the 11th and 12th centuries. The eleventh-century Grand Duke Yarsolav the Wise founded a library which became one of the biggest in Europe, and promoted the institution of schools, including those for girls. In later centuries, literacy was widely spread in Ukraine. In spite of a turbulent and dramatic history, Ukraine has preserved a cultural constant from the early times of its existence. Book printing began in Ukraine in the 16th century and the first establishment of higher learning - the first not only in Ukraine but in the whole of Eastern Europe - Kyiv-Mohyla Academy, sprang up in the early 17th century.

75. Ukrainian Gospel Resources One of the best introductions to the culture and customs of ukraine is the InfoUkes web site offers a number of links on Ukrainian culture and the http://www.ethnicharvest.org/peoples/countries/ukraine.htm

Home Our Mission What's New Stories ... Search Our Site Our thanks to graphicmaps.com for permisson to use these beautiful maps. Ukrainian Gospel Resources A special welcome to all visitors of Ukrainian heritage! This page contains links to Bibles, stories and web sites written in Ukrainian which tell about Jesus and His love for the Ukrainian people. Many followers of Jesus are praying that God will bless the Ukrainian people, and some of the links on this page have information to help them learn more about the Ukrainian language and culture. Thank you for visiting. May the grace and peace of God be yours today! *NOTE: Many of the following links are outside our site and open a new window in your browser. Close the new window to return to this page. Ukrainian Publications About Jesus At Audio Scriptures International you can listen to a Real Audio story in Ukrainian called "God's All-Powerful Savior". The Four Spiritual Laws explains God's plan of salvation in Ukrainian. God's Simple Plan of Salvation presents a simple one-page, Bible-based salvation tract in Ukrainian. Ukrainian Bibles These Bibles are free online, to read or download:

76. Ukraine Now - Tourism And Culture - About Ukraine - About Your best source for up to date information on current affairs and the latest news from ukraine. http://www.ukrnow.com/content/view/43/38/

77. Ukraine Now - Tourism And Culture - About Ukraine - About Your best source for up to date information on current affairs and the latest news from ukraine. http://www.ukrnow.com/content/view/43/26/

78. ISCM.nl - International Society For Contemporary Music and supported by Pro Helvetiaukraine (Switzerland) and Swiss culture Program/SCP. Since in ukraine as in a country rich in cultural institutions, http://www.iscm.nl/getlang.php?p=ukraine

79. Voices Of New York Neither of us had any knowledge of ukraine, its people, or the culture. Entering their community to find out about their use of language was made harder by http://www.nyu.edu/classes/blake.map2001/ukraine.html

Home Albanian Arabic Brazilian ... West Indian Click on the thumbnail to view the full image. Ukrainians: The Voice of a Community Winston Lapham and Judy Chan Neither of us had any knowledge of Ukraine, its people, or the culture. Entering their community to find out about their use of language was made harder by this fact. Once there, however, we were approached by many vendors and local residents who told us their stories enthusiastically. Their stories revealed to us more than their native language but also a sense of who they were as a cohesive Ukrainian community. The community we studied was located around 2nd avenue and 9th street in Manhattan, New York. According to the U.S Census Bureau, there were approximately 11,527 Ukrainians living in New York City in 1990, a 12.2 percent increase from the 10,991 living in the area in 1980. We will introduce a few members of a particular Ukrainian community to best represent the larger Ukrainian population of New York City. They are: a man in his late 50s, employed at the butcher shop, Mr. Surma, the thrift store owner, a woman in her late 40s, owner of the restaurant, and a finally, a woman in her mid-60s, a former resident of this community. CHURCH SERVICES AND ITS ROLE IN THE COMMUNITY Wonderfully preserved and conveniently located behind the school, the church signifies its importance within the Ukrainian community. As a result of speaking with many in the area, we found that the church holds daily mass, which is mostly given in Ukrainian. While holding funerals, the church proceeds in both English and Ukrainian, so as to provide for everyone in attendance. We also found that the church offers a Saturday day school, promoting the growth of the Ukrainian language not only within the home but also within the community. Therefore, the children in the community are learning their native language. We also encountered an elderly woman, who had attended the school years ago; she noted that everyday before school at 8 AM, a service was held in the church, further emphasizing the importance of the church.

80. Ukraine At Ten: Markin The amount of cultural capital necessary to enter the field of contemporary issue of the Ukrainian diaspora s relationship to Ukrainian culture and art, http://www.ukrainianstudies.org/entries/markin.htm

E-mail the author. Back to "Ukraine at Ten" main page. To AAUS home. Ukraine at Ten For a PDF version of this article, click here. "The Formation of the Field of Ukrainian Contemporary Art: The Artistic Identity as Accommodation of Cultural Displacement and Marginality" by Pablo Markin email:pbmarkin@yahoo.com Presentation of Research Description of the Fieldwork in Ukraine Discussion of Theoretical Points It because of the above considerations that I have decided to include the personal narrative accounts of the condition of the field of Ukrainian contemporary art that I have been seeking throughout the time of my limited stay in Kyiv. Afterword My stay in Ukraine has left me with a lasting feeling that I should do something that would help to publicize Ukrainian contemporary art. It is by setting up an informal Internet project that I would like to serve the community of Ukrainian contemporary artists. The Web site that I am going to launch will be a bridging link between the international Ukrainian community, and possibly Jewish as well, and Ukrainian contemporary art, broadly conceived. Note: This modest article was written under the supervision of Dr. Don Seeman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, whose encouragement has helped me to start my current research project on Ukrainian contemporary art. The present state of this text owes many improvements to the editorial suggestions of Alexander Dillon, Harvard University.

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