We went in search of art inspired by Russia's War on Ukraine. Here's what we found.

Maria Yudina was a profoundly gifted pianist and teacher. And there is a certain lingering myth about her...

The iconic and wacky Millennium of Russia monument in Veliky Novgorod turns 160 this month.

The Russian state is preparing to pass new laws banning "gay propaganda" after a recent book led to public outrage.

The governor of Samara Oblast enlisted the help of students to create a 200-foot-long Russian tricolor out of painted stones for Russian Flag Day.

Ukrainian and American artists launch the project "Flowers for Hope" to encourage hope and support humanitarian funds in Ukraine.

“There was a certain girl here who was handing out some permission to paint to artists, complete nonsense. I gave her this work, and the first thing she said was that it was a very dangerous job, because if Gorbachev saw it, he would not allow the unification of Germany and that she will send it to the senate of West Berlin, which was a different country, for approval.” 

                                   –  Dmitry Vrubel, the artist behind the Berlin Wall's "The Fraternal Kiss"

Performers from both the United States and Ukraine are invited to participate in a circus festival in St. Petersburg this fall.

Two female Russian artists discuss how their life and work has been impacted by Russia's Ukraine War.

Russian event promoters have begun requiring artists to promise that they won't include political statements in their performances.

Art is a powerful realm for protest. The Ukraine War has inspired a new wave of brave works.

Moscow is replacing the anti-war directors of the Gogol Center.