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George Milne explores the exhibition "Artists Against the Kremlin" that allowed Russian dissidents to express their distinct position on the war in Ukraine and the pain of exile through art.

Marianna Jaśniak reviews "Nijolė", a minimalist, impressionist narrative on the Lithuanian-Colombian artist Nijolė and her politician son.

Bram Jongejan explores how statues tell the story of the Autonomous Region of Gagauzia in southern Moldova.

Pieter Wijfker examines the legacy of Soviet mosaics in Central Asia, finishing with Bishkek, Osh, and Dushanbe.

Pieter Wijfker examines the legacy of Soviet mosaics in Central Asia, starting with the cities of Almaty and Tashkent.

Xandie (Alexandra) Kuenning shares some of her favourite Soviet Georgian mosaics in this article highlighting their history (and neglect)

osTraum's Aleksej Tikhonov looks at the lives of 7 women who have impacted Ukrainian culture, from Maria Prymachenko to Lesya Ukrainka

Ignacio Hutin travels to Vitebsk, Belarus to uncover the city's relationship with the early modernist Marc Chagall

Ignacio Hutin describes his journey to one of the most isolated Communist monuments constructed — Bulgaria's Buzludzha

Lance Bradley looks at how ideology and art are conceived through photography and architectural heritage in Central and Eastern Europe