Latest Past Events
Torture. Arbitrariness. Pressure of occupation: life in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine
Hospitalhof Stuttgart Büchsenstraße 33, StuttgartRussia currently occupies around 20 per cent of Ukraine. An estimated 5 to 6 million Ukrainians live in these areas and the pressure of occupation is enormous. People are disappearing in torture cells and prisons.
Film screening Kherson: Human Safari
atelier am bollwerk Hohe Str. 26 -, StuttgartKherson: Human Safari (72 min.) is a documentary film by US war correspondent Zarina Zabrisky, shot on the frontline in Kherson, Ukraine. The film documents the entire history of the city since the beginning of Russia's large-scale invasion in 2022: the occupation, the resistance, the liberation, the flooding and the ongoing destruction caused by daily attacks.
Exhibition - I Hope Your Family is Safe
Stuttgart City Hall Marktplatz 1, Stuttgart"I Hope Your Family is Safe" (2023-2025). An exhibition of works by the Khmelnytsky photographer Anna Tsariuk
With her photographs, Tsaruk creates a quiet, nuanced visual story that places human relationships at the centre in a deeply empathetic way.
The exhibition can be viewed in Stuttgart City Hall on Marktplatz from 02/02/2026 to 26/02/2026. Free admission.