Urbanites and existential angst: the not quite figurative world of painter Sanya Kantarovsky
Selma Selman is the Bosnian artist breaking down cars, washing machines, and the patriarchy
By reimagining the national dress, one artist shows what it really means to be a woman in modern Kazakhstan
Digital nomads: how Gen-Z artist Anvar Musrepov is unearthing Kazakhstan’s history
The other Nijinsky: the forgotten choreography of Bronislava Nijinska, the woman who pioneered movement in dance
How the playful portraiture of 100-year-old Valentina Rusu Ciobanu captured a century of Moldovan life
How Soviet artist Anna Andreeva found freedom from state censors in fabric
Remembering actor Mustafa Nadarevic, the anti-hero of Yugoslav and Bosnian cinema
‘I’m not nice anymore’: meet the author behind North Macedonia’s #MeToo movement
Komikaze: the Croatian comic books carrying the legacy of the Yugoslav underground
How one photographer swapped priesthood for a life shooting Russia’s spiritual landscapes
Enter the honey-hued world of Georgia’s rising photographer — Luka Khabelashvili
As Lukashenko clings to power, a new initiative seeks to retrain Belarus’ riot police as computer programmers
The Kosovan painter capturing Yugoslavia’s socialist architecture beyond time and space
Seizing the memes of production: philosopher Srećko Horvat on play in modern politics
The tragedy and heartbreak behind Russian pop triumph Mirèle
‘Goofy, free, imperfect.’ How the 80s forged an aesthetic for Kate NV
From the ground up: the battle to transform Ukraine’s unloved buildings with cutting-edge design
In search of the essential: the life and music of Hungarian composer György Kurtág
From sketches to stage design, Franciszka Themerson’s improvised witty visuals knew no bounds
