As the war in Ukraine continues to wage on, the museum is preparing to host a new exhibit titled 'War in Ukraine.' It will feature the images of photojournalists Steve Andres and Dmitry Muravsky.
CLEVELAND — The Ukrainian Museum-Archives in Tremont feature the vast history of that country. It was created over 70 years ago to preserve Ukrainian papers and artifacts that were threatened under decades of Soviet rule.
The lens of the war photographer has been the writer of the first draft of history for generations, with images that evoke emotions and outrage, shock and grief. Images those here in Cleveland felt needed to be shown. While the exhibit may seem logical for the folks here, it wasn't at first because they are dealing with the impacts of the war.
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