Souostroví Rusko ve válce proti Ukrajině

The war that the Russian armed forces, supported by part of the population, have been fighting against Ukraine since 2014 has profoundly changed Ukraine, Europe, the world, and Russia itself. The changes have affected not only the military, political, and economic spheres, but also culture. How do Russian artists respond to the war? How do their works challenge, document, celebrate, or ignore it? How does the war intervene in the means of artistic expression, and how does it transform them? Which phenomena in culture, cultural policy, and the public sphere seem to be central during wartime? What are their origins, how do they manifest, and where do they lead? What does the so-called Russian exile actually mean, and what does it achieve? What strategies do cultural institutions and the Kremlin establishment adopt? Answers to these and many other questions are searched for in the ten chapters of this compilation of facts and reflections on war and culture, conceived in wartime.