Culture institutions close curtain on Russia over Ukraine
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From the Venice Film Festival to the Munich Philharmonic to Hollywood board rooms, culture organizations are the latest to take a stand against Russian aggression in Ukraine.
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From the Venice Film Festival to the Munich Philharmonic to Hollywood board rooms, culture organizations are the latest to take a stand against Russian aggression in Ukraine.
From the Eurovision Song Contest to the Cannes film festival, the cultural sphere is reacting to Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine by canceling the participation of Russian artists in their events. An overview.
Jacqui Palumbo, CNN Stage curtains are closing, art exhibitions are being halted and performers are being replaced. Over the past week, major cultural players worldwide — including some within Russia — have reacted to the invasion of Ukraine by canceling shows and applying pressure to the country’s …
