Novatorfilm Kyiv animation studio. The best known for Stepan Koval’s film “Becoming Firm” and the series “My Country Ukraine”, “Professionals”
The animation studio produces films, as well as publishes unique books that have bright, three-dimensional illustrations made in the technique of plasticine and puppet compositions.

“Krytyka” is a mostly a journal of reviews, essays and surveys. “Krytyka” also publishes scholar books and fiction.

Publishing humanitarian classics on philosophy, history, political science, culture studies, etc., by foreign and native authors, humanitarian periodical “Duh i litera”

Publishing of philosophical, psychological, motivational and esoteric literature; translation of world bestsellers, “Golden Ukrainian Shelf” series, art-books of famous illustrators (Book Arsenal 2019 award)

The Austrian Cultural Forum Kyiv is a platform for foreign cultural activities and scientific cooperation of Austria. We aim to actively participate in Ukrainian cultural and scientific life and support projects which lead to various forms of long-term Austrian-Ukrainian cooperation. Our scope of activities is broad and stretches from projects for the preservation of our common cultural heritage to the presentation of contemporary Austrian art and the discussion of future topics. Furthermore, we support the cultural and scientific exchange between our countries in the form of residencies and scholarships which are offered by various Austrian institutions and bodies.
The Austrian Library disseminates information on the history, politics, culture, literature and art of Austria. The fund of the Austrian Library contains reference literature, works by Austrian writers, art publications, Austrian periodicals, audio and video materials.

International Renaissance Foundation is the Ukraine’s charity organization. Its main objective is to the development of an open and democratic society in Ukraine.

Czech сentre Kyiv is a branch of the Czech Centres, a contributory organization of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. As a cultural institute, the Czech Centres are members of the network of European cultural institutes – EUNIC. At present, there are 26 our branches across three continents. Czech Centres are the core instrument of public diplomacy of the Czech Republic’s foreign policy and strive to support the reputation of the Czech Republic in the world. They present the Czech Republic in a wide range of cultural and social areas: from art and creative industries to the achievements of Czech science and innovations.

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