We are a Ukraine solidarity collective based in London.


Founded in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion in 2022, we amplify Ukrainian culture, support grassroots initiatives, and campaign for sustained solidarity.


We co-organise the annual Kyiv Art Book Fair, organise protests and solidarity events, work closely with Ukraine Solidarity Campaign and trade unions in the UK, and run fundraising initiatives supporting grassroots organisations in Ukraine. Through our events and projects, we create space for Ukrainian art, books, culture and community in London.

17-20 Sep '26
✦ Ukrainian Film Festival 2026 →
29 Jun '26
✦ unboxing at Biblioteka →
5-7 Jun '26
✦ Kyiv Art Book Fair 2026 →

Ukrainian Film Festival is back in London, and we are joining once again with the selection of books from Vsesvit Shop.

This year's program explores ways people hold each other up through prolonged war, care for their communities, stay connected, carry hope and find strength to keep going.

17–20 September

Curzon Soho

99 Shaftesbury Avenue

W1D 5DY, London



Vsesvit Shop will be there before and after all screenings, located in cinema's lobby on the ground floor.


Tickets are now on sale


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Vsesvit Shop brings independent books, magazines and zines from and about Ukraine to the UK.


A fundraising photography project about youth in Crimea before the occupation, a publication exploring ecocide in Ukraine caused by Russia’s war, or a zine exploring food, communal dining, and the trauma of war through memories of Mariupol. We bring the latest publications from Ukraine to ensure their representation here in the UK and help our community away from home stay close to the cultural life of Ukraine.


By shopping with Vsesvit, you actively support Ukrainian communities and artists and help independent publishing continue to thrive.


Visit Vsesvit shop


Culture as solidarity 

We make Ukraine's contemporary culture visible, self-defined, and heard beyond narratives of crisis. Through art, music, books, film, and gatherings, we work to decolonise perceptions of Ukraine and foster understanding, connection, and solidarity across communities, in London and beyond.


Learn more about our work