Dmitry Okruzhnov and Maria Sharova, who opposed Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine, are now working from a New York studio

Both countries lay claim to Ivan Aivazovsky and his works, many of which were in Crimea when it was illegally annexed by Russia in 2014

Among the initiatives launched to mark both 1,000 days since the invasion and its approaching third anniversary is an exhibition in Kharkiv exploring how the concept of safety “has been profoundly redefined by the war”

A ceremony to announce the award, which had been delayed by Russia's full-scale invasion, was held in Kyiv last week

Derzhprom, completed in 1928, is an important symbol of Ukrainian national identity

An open letter signed by hundreds of Russian art professionals claims that the decision to merge several departments into one could lead to the museum losing pioneering recent works as well as specialists

Satellite imagery and geospatial analysis reveals extent of damage to sites in occupied region

In the midst of an ongoing war, the PinchukArtCentre’s Future Generation Prize will award $100,000 to one of 21 shortlisted artists

An additional $1m in funding for preservation and conservation efforts follows new import restrictions to help curb Russia’s looting and trafficking of Ukraine’s heritage

The Ukrainian president and first lady, who are in New York for the United Nations General Assembly, inaugurated the museum’s major Alexandra Exter exhibition

While reportedly nearly 1,400 political prisoners, including 163 cultural figures, remain behind bars, the government stages cultural events whose prime purpose is to bolster the regime and its autocratic leader

The prominent Ukrainian poet Serhiy Zhadan described her as “very young, sincere and gifted," adding: "There is no explanation for this. And there is no forgiveness either”

As the summer season in the tony Long Island enclave wound down, the humanitarian organisation BlueCheck and Manhattan’s Mriya gallery teamed up for a benefit auction

The satellite fair’s new director visited Kyiv in the spring to forge partnerships with artists and dealers there

Through Vatican mediation, the museum researcher was freed alongside nine others earlier this summer

Tauric Chersonese, a Unesco World Heritage Site, has been transformed by Russia into a “historical and archaeological park”

Mariupol museum’s Oleksandr Hore, trapped in Odesa, is documenting losses and monitoring looting

“Some of the works that we’re selling here, I’m very confident that in three years they will double in price,” says Mriya gallery founder Artem Yalanskiy

Sasha Skochilenko, who was arrested in 2022 for an art intervention opposing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, was freed along with Wall Street Journal writer Evan Gershkovich and 15 others

Anastasia Dyudyaeva is the second artist in less than a year to be jailed for allegedly disseminating anti-government messages in such a setting

Alina Dotsenko of the Kherson Art Museum explains how her team is working to find stolen objects

Edward Akrout is launching Kyiv Art Sessions at the Old Sessions House this weekend

In tributes, friends and colleagues described him as “icon of the Ukrainian queer underground” and “a holy man”

Pavel Otdelnov's show at the Old Waiting Room in south London aims to “discover the origins of the catastrophe unfolding before our eyes today”

The tiles decorated the bathing pavilion of Royal Łazienki Museum in Warsaw before they disappeared during the Second World War

The Pereyaslav Rada sculpture celebrates a historical agreement between the two nations

Show shines a light on lesser-known early images by the celebrated photographer

Esther, established by two gallerists from the Baltic state, is inspired by the pop-up Basel Social Club

The raid was reportedly related to an investigation into dissident artist Pyotr Verzilov

From a historic Harlem Renaissance show at the Met and MoMA's Joan Jonas retrospective to solo museum debuts for Melissa Cody and Nona Faustine