“From one side, most of the Ukrainian artists don’t have any income, from the other side, they also have a great need to be heard, to make a difference, to help…We have to hear the voices of Ukrainian artists now, so we all can grow through this terrifying experience, so we can all transform this world in a better place.”

Tetiana, one of the co-founders of “Ukraine Resources” list (fondly called “The List” at Alight) has been an advisor to Aid2Art since we started. The theme for the art show was co-developed with her.

A travel publication committed to breaking stereotypes and fostering global citizenship, Stranger’s Guide is one of Aid2Art’s key partners. Their newest guide on Ukraine features the stories of artists and designers participating in Aid2Art.

“After the war, lots of artists lost their jobs and clients, and many of them had to leave their homes. I admire talented and brave Ukrainians who continue to create art even in bomb shelters under missile attacks. They do it to tell the truth and ask the world for support.”

Maryna, a creative based in Lviv, used the “Ukraine Resources” list to find global opportunities for creative work. Her talent played a critical role in bringing Aid2Art’s brand to life.