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2025 | 13 | 2 | 43 – 63

Article title

TRANSFORMATIONS OF EXHIBITIONS IN WAR-AFFECTED UKRAINE: 2024 PERSPECTIVES ON ART-DRIVEN INCLUSION AND SOCIALIZATION

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This article explores the transformation of exhibition practices in Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict, focusing on the period up to 2024. It examines the extensive damage to cultural monuments and museum collections caused by Russian aggression. It highlights the adaptive strategies of Ukrainian cultural institutions. The study addresses the shift towards decolonisation, with museums increasingly prioritising Ukrainian and international artworks over Russian cultural displays. It also discusses the role of contemporary art forms, such as photography, in resisting and responding to the challenges of war. The paper also considers the emerging emphasis on accessibility for people with disabilities, driven by the growing number of people affected by war injuries. In addition, it highlights the importance of art therapy as a tool for psychological support, aiding in the emotional recovery of those affected by trauma. Through these lenses, the article highlights the resilience and innovation of Ukrainian cultural practices in the face of adversity.

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13

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2

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43 – 63

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  • Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, Ukraine

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