Russian illegal prison on IZOLYATSIA premises has been operational for 10 years.

1 May 2023 — 1 May 2025

IZOLYATSIA Foundation, in cooperation with Trans Europe Halles (Sweden) and Malý Berlín (Slovakia), has launched ZMINA: Rebuilding, the new program to support Ukrainian artists and cultural organizations to create and showcase works in Ukraine and other Creative Europe countries.

ZMINA: Rebuilding will provide 1.4 million euros to support Ukrainian artists and cultural organizations working alone, with national or non-Ukrainian partners. Selected program participants will be able to create and showcase in Ukraine and abroad works that facilitate, promote or mediate public discourse on the topic of "rebuilding": identity, social norms, communities, relationships, and infrastructure. Intensive capacity-building of Ukrainian artists and cultural organizations, also open to public cultural offices, will support the sub-granting scheme, along with communication and dissemination in Ukraine and internationally.


ZMINA: Rebuilding is a project co-funded by the EU Creative Europe Programme under a dedicated call for proposals to support Ukrainian displaced people and the Ukrainian Cultural and Creative Sectors. The project is a cooperation between IZOLYATSIA (UA), Trans Europe Halles (SE) and Malý Berlín (SK).


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