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Ukrainian Lessons - Art in a Time of War

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A first-hand account of art, survival and resistance in wartime Ukraine

'The most beautifully written, moving book I can ever remember reading' PHILIPPA PERRY

'A book for our times' PHILIPPE SANDS

'A brilliant and unforgettable book' EDMUND DE WAAL

Charlotte Higgins never imagined she would report on a war. But in the autumn of 2022, seven months into Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, she travelled there to find out how artists and writers were reflecting the devastating events in their work. The experience would change her life.

In a war fuelled by the attempted erasure of Ukrainian culture - a war that has killed countless artists and created countless more - art has become a matter of life and death. In times of war, art and literature are where difficulty and complexity survive: where the most painful, unspeakable truths can still be faced.

Drawing on two decades of cultural journalism, three years of reporting trips to Ukraine and her training as a classicist, Ukrainian Lessons explores the profound connections between war, art and life. It is a searing, urgent and unforgettable book about what artists are prepared to risk - and why culture is worth fighting for.

'An excellent book' HENRY MARSH
'A survival manual for our blood-stricken times' JACQUELINE ROSE
'Beautiful, erudite, heart-breaking' LINDSEY HILSUM

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  • Autor:in: Charlotte Higgins
  • Erscheinungsdatum: 20.08.2026
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • Seitenumfang: 272 Seiten
  • ISBN: 9781787335974

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FormatHardcover
SpracheEnglisch
Geografischer BezugUkraine
EpochenErste Hälfte 21. Jahrhundert (ca. 2000 bis ca. 2050)
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