Art Ukraine
Art Ukraine was a Ukrainian art magazine founded in 2007, published in print and online until its closure in 2019.
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Overview
Art Ukraine (stylized ART UKRAINE) was a Ukrainian magazine dedicated to visual art, both domestic and international. Founded in 2007 by Natalia Zabolotna, it became one of the longest-running Ukrainian publications specializing in visual art. The magazine published interviews, critical reviews, columns, and thematic sections by leading experts, artists, and curators. It covered major art-world events, exhibitions, biennials, and fairs, as well as various schools and movements of classical and contemporary art. Art Ukraine existed in two formats: an online version with daily news updates and article publications, and a print edition issued quarterly with a circulation of 10,000 copies. An English version was published once a quarter or once every six months. The audience included collectors, experts, artists, gallerists, art historians, and a broader circle of art lovers. The print edition ran from 2007 to 2013, initially in Ukrainian, later also in Russian and English. From 2014 to 2017 the print version was suspended, and in June 2017 the final collector's issue was released, dedicated to the publication's tenth anniversary. In January 2019 it became known that Natalia Zabolotna was closing the online version. The magazine's editorial team over the years included Alisa Lozhkina (editor-in-chief 2007–2016), Anastasia Gerasimova (2016–2017), and Roksana Rublevska (2018–2019).
History
Art Ukraine was founded in 2007 by Natalia Zabolotna as a Ukrainian magazine about art. It published interviews, critical reviews, columns, and thematic sections by leading experts, artists, and curators. The publication existed in two formats: an online version with daily news updates and articles, and a print edition issued quarterly with a circulation of 10,000 copies. An English version was published once a quarter or once every six months. The print edition ran from 2007 to 2013, initially only in Ukrainian, later also in Russian and English. From 2014 to 2017 the print version was suspended. In June 2017 the final collector's issue was released, dedicated to the tenth anniversary of the publication. In January 2019 it became known that Natalia Zabolotna was closing the online version. Editors-in-chief of the print and online editions (2007–2019) included Alisa Lozhkina (2007–2016), Anastasia Gerasimova (2016–2017), and Roksana Rublevska (2018–2019).
- 2019
Online version closed in January.
- 2017
Final collector's print issue released in June, dedicated to the tenth anniversary.
- 2014
Print version suspended (2014–2017).
- 2013
Print edition runs until 2013, initially in Ukrainian, later also in Russian and English.
- 2007
Art Ukraine founded by Natalia Zabolotna; print edition begins.
Products and positioning
Leading Ukrainian magazine about visual art, covering both domestic and international scenes.
Print magazine (quarterly, 10,000 copies)
Online edition (daily news and articles)
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