Grantees

The projects listed below have been supported by Documenting Ukraine. This is not a complete list; other grantees have opted not to publish information about their projects, and new projects are being added to the site on an ongoing basis.

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Project	Grantee
There Will Be No Lessons Today or Tomorrow	Sashko Brama
Telling the story of the graduating students of an 11th grade in Chernihiv, as the city was surrounded by the Russian army in 2022
Double Exposure (Подвійна експозиція)	Inga Levi
Daily drawings depicting overlapping accounts of scenes personally witnessed by the artist and traumatic news reports seen at a distance
War & Justice Diary: Looking at Women Looking at War	Victoria Amelina
A war journal detailing the story of Ukrainian civil society's quest for justice, following journalists, rights activists, lawyers and volunteers
Diary of 55: Occupation in Nova Kakhovka	Maxim Kilderov
A personal diary recording life under occupation compiled from materials obtained in Nova Kakhovka, 70km from Crimea
Short Stories Collection “Hotel Tranquility,” Based on the Topic of the Russian War in Ukraine and Real Events	Roman Malynovskyi
Publishing a collection of 15 short stories that relate narratives drawn from real experiences related to the author by friends and eyewitnesses
Marked Words: An Eccentric Dictionary of War	Oksana Maksymchuk
A part authorial, part curatorial exploration of how senses of temporality, mortality and responsibility adapt to a world undergoing extreme change
FACE: TO: FACE	Aleksandr Eltsin
An audio installation featuring recordings of people’s lives that last for the duration of the wartime curfew in force between 11pm and 5am each day
An Essay from the Front	Andriy Lyubka
A book length essay on the daily lives of the Ukrainian soldiers behind the news reports as witnessed by a volunteer making regular trips to the front
There Is a Land Beyond Perekop	Anastasia Levkova
A novel about Crimea covering 1992-2014, focusing on Crimean Tatar families & their experiences, explores ethnic communities in Crimea & factors leading to annexation
Too Far to Be Known, Too Corporeal to Be Intangible	Olexii Kuchanskyi
Regular essays in English aiming to document challenges facing Ukrainian society as the war continues, focusing on bodies, images, & technosocial renderings of corporeality
Evacuating and Archiving Contemporary Art in Ukraine: Documenting the Cultural Process in Ukraine during the War	Alona Karavai
Working to evacuate Ukrainian artwork to secure bunkers and working with requests and curatorial concepts to bring work to museums abroad and to international festivals
Chronicles of the Revival (Хроніки відродження)	Olha Mykhailiuk
Video interviews translated into English that tell the stories of eight Irpin residents affected by occupation as the city is gradually revived