Lviv as a “assembly point”: political, cultural and public space, where Ukrainians, Russians, Poles, Armenians, Jews and people of various nationalities can agree on
Elena Fanailova: Freedom in the Sala Museum in Lviv. This is a new artistic space that opens in the city of Lviv, a small museum of contemporary art and a cafe. Lviv as a "assembly point". Lviv as a space of politics, cultural and public space, where Ukrainians, Russians, Armenians, Poles, Jews and people of various nationalities live. Why does Lviv remain a politically active point on the map of Ukraine? What kind of policy and ideology, at what point can people agree among themselves?