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Mar 9 • 10 tweets • 3 min read

During these dark times, we still want to celebrate great artists and powerful voices of Ukraine that contribute to the artistic legacy of the whole world

Today, on March 9, the Shevchenko National Prize Committee announced the winners. Shevchenko National Prize is the highest state prize of Ukraine for works of culture and arts awarded since 1961

Our warmest congratulations to:

Kateryna Gornostai for film Stop-Zemlia (Cinematography nomination)

George G. Grabowicz for a series of articles "Переосмислючи Павла Тичину – переосмислюючи український модернізм"/"Rethinking Pavlo Tychyna — Rethinking Ukrainian Modernism" (Literary Studies and art History Nomination)

Tamara Horiha-Zernya for novel Docia (Literature nomination)

Nikita Kadan for personal exhibition Stone Hits Stone (Visual Arts nomination)

Tiberii Silvashi for installation Wings (Visual Arts nomination)

Mykola Riabchuk for Lexicon of the Nationalist and Other Essays (Journalism nomination)

Tamara Trunova, the director of the play Bad Roads; Natalia Vorozhbyt, author of the play; Yurii Larionov, scenographer; Andriy Isayenko and Valeriya Khodos, the actors of the Kyiv Academic Drama and Comedy Theatre on the Left Bank of the Dnipro (Theatre nomination)

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