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A minimum task

The incumbent President Viktor Yushchenko has repeatedly declared that Ukrainians constitute a unique nation, even though this uniqueness is paradoxical. On the one hand, this uniqueness is lamentable, considering that we kept lashing out at the trite Tymoshenko-Yanukovych presidential candidate duet while casting our ballots to help them vie in

DAY AFTER DAY

How long can we wait for “critical mass”?

Marking the 13th anniversary of her work, Larysa Ivshyna, editor in chief of Den/The Day, invited the readers to start a dialog with her and welcomed any questions. The audience was prompt to respond. A question from Ruslan Hrabar, Kyiv, immediately caught our attention: “In 1991, the year of Ukraine’s independence, a certain number of young

PERSONALITY

Pathway to Khvylovy

The life story of Mykola Khvylovy, the writer who was the number one figure in Ukrainian literature in the period of the Executed Renaissance, is still full of mystery. The writer’s early biography (1893–1921) is especially enigmatic. If it were not for Khvylovy’s biography written by him in 1924 for a “three-man party purge panel,” if it were not

ECONOMY/SOCIETY

Energy-saving rainbow

They say that children have the right perspective on this world and that the truth comes out of the mouths of babes and sucklings. Also with the help of kids we can learn what the future will be like when they grow up. It seems that the National Agency of Ukraine for Efficient Use of Energy Resources wanted that very thing when it announced the

CULTURE

Ivan Marchuk: I opened the dome of heavens

Ivan Marchuk shows himself as a mysterious and as always unpredictable artist in the series “Look into Eternity,” which is a part of his solo exhibit entitled “Tricks of the Artistic Spirit.” Several series of art works by the tireless modernist are gathered together in the exhibit, including some early works: The White Planet, Dreams Are

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Poet of photography

“He is a poet of photography; he sees the beauty of life and people everywhere. He can find that very angle from which he will tell what we simply do not notice,” emphasizes Roman Lubkivsky, the Taras Shevchenko National Prize winner. “He stops the moment and transforms it into eternity…These things make him a unique master in Ukraine and far

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