Cultural diplomacy is an important tool for building international relations, promoting mutual understanding and strengthening cultural ties between countries. One of the striking examples of such diplomacy is the presentation of a photobook about the most difficult winter in the history of independent Ukraine “Dare to bear light” in The Hague.
Read also: Presentation of the book “Brave to bear light” was held in Kyiv
The images of Ukrainian photographers who captured life during the massive light outages in the winter of 2022-2023 showed diplomats the resilience and courage of our people in extremely difficult conditions.
Through the documentation of the war, we see that even in extremely difficult conditions Ukrainians find a way to learn, create, work. Keep fighting.
A welcoming word at the opening of the exhibition said Serhiy Korovaynyi, photojournalist and portrait photographer, member of the Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers:
But winter seemed like a disaster, but now it's clear — well, it will get worse. The new blackouts are already with us. Among the photos of this post are June Kramatorska, Sloviansk, Kharkov, taken forThe Wall Street Journal.
Such measures contribute to the strengthening of cultural ties between countries. They can be the basis for future cooperation in the field of culture, art and other areas.
Cultural diplomacy is an important tool for building international relations, promoting mutual understanding and strengthening cultural ties between countries. One of the striking examples of such diplomacy is the presentation of a photobook about the most difficult winter in the history of independent Ukraine “Dare to bear light” in The Hague.
Read also: Presentation of the book “Brave to bear light” was held in Kyiv
The images of Ukrainian photographers who captured life during the massive light outages in the winter of 2022-2023 showed diplomats the resilience and courage of our people in extremely difficult conditions.
Through the documentation of the war, we see that even in extremely difficult conditions Ukrainians find a way to learn, create, work. Keep fighting.
A welcoming word at the opening of the exhibition said Serhiy Korovaynyi, photojournalist and portrait photographer, member of the Ukrainian Association of Professional Photographers:
But winter seemed like a disaster, but now it's clear — well, it will get worse. The new blackouts are already with us. Among the photos of this post are June Kramatorska, Sloviansk, Kharkov, taken forThe Wall Street Journal.
Such measures contribute to the strengthening of cultural ties between countries. They can be the basis for future cooperation in the field of culture, art and other areas.
UAPP is an independent association of professional Ukrainian photographers, designed to protect their interests, support, develop and promote Ukrainian photography as an important element of national culture.
UAPP's activities span educational, social, research and cultural initiatives, as well as book publishing.
UAPP represents Ukrainian professional photography in the international photographic community and is an official member of the Federation of European Photographers (FEP) — an international organization representing more than 50,000 professional photographers in Europe and other countries around the world.
